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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

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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Just wait until later in the summer for the crank bait bite. Go along those steep banks in your float tube and you will catch bass all day.

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      Water Temp: ?

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished rom 4:30 to 6:30 whit a bud. He caught a 2.5# on a brushhog around 4:45 hal hour later a nailed a 3.2# Nice... lost a couple o hits too. Couple o more weeks o warm weather and they should be active.
      City: San Jose

      Tips: plastic carloina rigged worked real slow

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: LEts get Guadalupe back in this... I have ound a ew nice Bass in coves recently throughout the lake, as well as some good action on shad crankbaits... preparing or the spawn...
      City: San Jose

      Tips: SHad Crankbaits, Certain Senkos, Big craw Jigs...

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Billy Bob, The regulars know that about Guadalupe. You now have inormed the world in more detail.
      City: San Jose

      Tips: Figure it out!

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: hey you guys you know how unpressured this lake is you know why because nobody knows about it. soooooo you need to stop making reports or guadalupe so it stays a secret. Thank You i know you'll agree

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      Water Temp: at surace 77

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Pretty good night. went out or about 2 hours rom 7-9 caught 2 ish. both airly nice weighed in at 3lbs a piece. both caught on shad spinnerbait in about 10-20 t o water. tried buzzbait when nightall hit. nuthin there. all in all pretty good or only two hours o ishing
      City: Saratoga

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      Water Temp: low 60's

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fished rom shore this time in the evening. caught 2 on a shad colored spinnerbait. both about 2lbs. little ol' buck bass. that was all this time.
      City: Saratoga

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      Water Temp: 62-67

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Best day ever ishing Guadalupe. Only 15 so went with my dad. Had nothing until way late about 9:45. Was workin a weightless bubblegum zoom worm. Hooked up, landed it, weighed it, got measurements and took two pics. Fish weighed 5lbs. even and 20in.No lying. Biggest bass ever... not including a guide.
      City: Saratoga

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      Water Temp: lo 60's

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: First time with my kickboat; caught a handul o keepers pitching a craw-pattern reaper into the shallows (brush-covered & otherwise). Also caught my FIRST FISH EVER on a weightless sot jerkbait (an Angler's Choice 4-incher, smoke w/chartreuse tail). Bout time! I had only caught 'em via a Carolina Rig, previously! Ran across some real 'bassy' cover as I worked my way along the bank, but my presentation skills (or lack thereo) oten spoiled what might have been a 'sure-thing' -- I **KNOW** there had to be something in there, or VERY close by! Not much pressure at this lake, & I've heard o some nice ish being caught here. Had a hell o a time getting my kickboat up that steep hillside, though! (Not to mention it was nearly dark -- another nice thing about this lake: not too heavily patrolled!). Oops! I didn't say that!
      City: San Jose

      Tips: Good lip/pitchable cover along the roadside banks. On the opposite side, not as much cover, but it's even less travelled, so more open-water tactics would probably be real eective (split-shot rigs, spinnerbaits, cranks, sot jerkbaits, etc.). Bank ishing: not many places to choose rom in this high-water season.