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      Water Temp: 55-60

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: went out o o Beale's point to try out new loat tube. caught 1 about 1.5 lbs. lost another bringing it up along loat tube. those were in a coveto the let o the dock. Was coming back in and saw a school o about 10 small one's and about three big one's straight o rom the dock by the large rocks sticking out o water. Tried or those and got about three hits but missed them.
      City: roseville

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      Water Temp: middle 60's

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: I took my loat tube out and went into a clump o trees and got out on the bank a saw alot o beds with these big bass on them so the key is to drag whatever lure right over the bed and that bass will hit most o the time. i was just amazed o how many bass i saw that were just cruiseing the bank looking or ood. So I used my big 10'inch purple worm and just draged it over a big bed than wam ish jump out o the water than oosh the bass only had the end o the tail in its mouth so the ish just riped it o. I was ishing by some guys that hooked into some nice bass in little pools not more than 4 eet deep hiding in the rocks.
      City: Roseville

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: I'm the one that used Nick Charles name. I ound his name in earlier reports that he has used. I any o you want to send me hate mail i'll accept it I won't do this again.
      City: N/A

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: The report giving on 4/16 was not true someone used my name and email addy to tell alse stu about olsom. The biggest bass i caught rom olsom is a little over 6 lbs. I've gotten 18 emails rom the alse report so im sorry or the inconveince o you guys takeing the time to email me so there is a imposter out there so "WATCH OUT".The Real,Nick Charles
      City: Roseville

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fished the aternoon, used sinking rapalas, caught 2 lost 2 1 to 11/2 pounds, south ork. O rocky banks.

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      Water Temp: 64-66

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: i went out yesterday and caught 18 bass on plastic worms 4''-6'' and rattle traps. The biggest one was about 16 lbs. The others were 8-10 pounders. Usually we catch bigger ish than that but i think we did alright. This is a secret spot o mine. I you want to know somewhat where to go i could lead you in the right direction email me.
      City: Roseville

      Tips: The palce I go you can't take a boat with a motor but a loat tube would work.

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Got a late start on Saturday the 15th, but managed to catch 8 spotted bass in the 1 to 2.5lb range. We were catching them on a chartruese spinner-bait at a medium to ast retrieval speed.
      City: Citrus Heights

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      Water Temp: 58 to 61

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fished Thursday with a rookie isherman. We caught 50 ish up to 4.5 with a lot in the 3lb range. Only got 2 on a spinnerbait. The rest came on plastics, split shotting and dart heading. Color did not matter. Sunday we go 25 up to 3.5 on same plastics. Red, smoke, white, purple, just did not matter. Water got blown out with the wind and boat traic by about 12. All ish came on rock points. Nothing on the shaded banks. Rock Gardens produced some nice smallies up to 3lbsTalked to a guy that had an 6+ ull o roe tied to the boat. I think I talked him out o keeping it ( I hope). He said it was the smallest one he got that day. Hum--- he said he got 3 larger ish all on Live Worms.
      City: Sacramento

      Tips: All ish were in 5-12 t. Drag it and they will bite.

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      Water Temp: 64'

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: went out on loat tube and just ished beals point o the rocks and got 5 nice bass biggest three pounder had alot o bights but they still dont hit hard enough.Caught them o pumkin seed worm carolina rig.good luckbass masterNick Charles
      City: Roseville

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      Water Temp: 53-58

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Got out there about 12:30. Fished untol about 5pm. Caught about 11 ish about 1# to 2#. Fished the north ork all day. Used mostly 4inch Powerworms. One ish on spinnerbait.
      City: Roseville

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      Water Temp: pretty cool

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: went out both aternoons in granite bay. ished nightcrawlers rom the bank.caught 12 bass monday, rom 1 to 3 lbs.mixed spots and smallies on both days.caught 12 bass on tuesday,1 to 2 lbs, plus a big ol' carp. i threw plastic and plugs but no hits. they whacked the nightcrawlers though.
      City: north highlands

      Tips: ish the points and don't cast too ar out. these were in tight to the rocks

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      Water Temp: cold

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished rom Old Salmon Falls Road in my tube. It was cold and drizzling o and on throughout the day so I igured the bite would be slow. Patience payed o with a nice chunky ish. It was not the longest ish, but it had the ootball shape to it. It weighed about 3.5 lbs.
      City: antelope

      Tips: It hit a large black jig-n-pig on a airly steep bank with rocks and mud. Looks like the time we've been waiting or is here!

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      Water Temp: 53

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Lanched rom Granite Bay about 1:00. Fished main body until sun was down. Ripped two ish with Rouge on rocky lats. Got three more ish rom willows with darthead worms in morning dawn. All ish were shallow in less than 6 eet o water.
      City: Sac.

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      Water Temp: 52.2 - 54.2

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fished the main body with Castaic trout most o the morning with no takers.
      City: Brentwood

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      Water Temp: 52--56 DEG

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fishing was slow in the early morning. As it warmed up so did the ishing. I mainly ished a Carolina rig witha lightweight gammie #2 hook. 4 1/2'' Morningdawn worms seemed to work the best. Most o my ish came working deepdrop os in 20 to 25 eet deep. I caught 12 ish up totwo o'clock. Work the bait slow and wait or pressure, I never elt a bite, set the hook with weight.
      City: GRANITE BAY CA.

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      Water Temp: unknown

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: went down the south ork at about 6:45 a.m. pulled 15 ish in the boat and let at about 10:30.
      City: sacramento

      Tips: ish the rock piles

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      Water Temp: unknown

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: went out about 6:15 went all the way down the south ork and stopped at the boeys and o to the right on the rocks and caught about 4 ish and missed quite a ew.with worms a riend gave me.
      City: sacramento

      Tips: ish the rocks and trees

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fished rom 5-7pm. Just worked the willows in the Granite Bay area. Caught two dink spots on 5" yamamoto salt/pepper grub. Fish were spended in the willows in 11 t o water.Buddy had two blow-ups on charturse buzzbait that produced on small spot.
      City: Elk Grove

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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Bonneau, I have also had good luck on senkos- black & red, and green & black colors. The darker color crank baits are great aroud the steep bank on the road side. This place is great when the water is low. You can see all of the structure this place has. There is are good size cove on the other side that has a huge tree that comes out only when the water is low-(obviously).
      The california rig is great too, try 6" robo worms with about a 18 inch tag line.
      City: San Jose

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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: I don't mean to make this a chat room, but I am planning on tubing Guadalupe again this weekend, and I am hoping some old timers out there have some tips. Is the bank furthest from the road better than the steep bank closest to the road? I have heard that brown crank baits really nail them here, but I am primarily a plastic lure fisherman. Mick, thanks for the tip. I'll be there late summer. Look for two fools in Outcast tubes.
      Thanks in advance!
      City: Belmont, CA