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Tracy Bass Tournament Sun. March 20
To qualify for T.O.C. must fish 6 out of 7 events from Saturday or 6 out of 7 events from Sunday. To qualify for T.O.C. with a combination of Saturday & Sunday must fish 7 events for either days.
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Full Delta Report | March 18
Isleton Striper Trolling and plug casting has slowed a bit with the dirty water.. Water temps raised a bit this week and a few more stripers in the Cache Slough area responded. Sturgeon remains the focus here. Diamondback anglers are heading to 41, Liberty and Cache Slough areas with roe and eel reporting success.
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Decision Time for California Governor's Big Water Project
People try to catch fish along the Sacramento River in the San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta, near Courtland, Calif., last month.
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Dan's Delta Outdoors Black Bass Series | March 26
$225 ALL IN, $175 ENTRY FEE, $15 OPTION, $20 BIG FISH, $15 INSURANCE AND PERMIT FEE. OVER ALL 90% PAY BACK. NO MEMBERSHIP FEE! 80% PAY BACK AT EACH EVENT, 10% GOES TOWARDS TOC TO EQUAL A 90% OVERALL PAYBACK.
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Event Alert: Stop the Tunnels in Livermore, this Wednesday!
Dear Friends of Restore the Delta,The Zone 7 Water Agency is scheduled to vote to support the Delta tunnels project at a public meeting this Wednesday. The vote centers around continued financial support. They need to hear from people who oppose the Delta Tunnels project! It is important for urban ratepayers and all of California to oppose this project.Zone 7 sells treated water primarily to four retail water agencies – the California Water Service Company, the cities of Livermore and Pleasanton, and the Dublin San Ramon Services District. Not only will the project result in higher water rates for residents being served by these water districts, but as a State Water Project contractor it is likely that they will also use parcel/property taxes to pay for the project, even though you will not receive any additional water. In addition, Zone 7 Water Agency's calculations are based on a 40% contribution from the Westlands Water District to the project's total costs. However, Westlands officials have recently stated in public meetings and to the press that they are not moving forward with any further financial contributions. In addition, they are in hot water with the SEC for "Enron" style accounting. That means that smaller water agencies, like Zone 7, will have to come up with the additional funding.What: Zone 7 Water Agency Board Meeting, Citizens Forum (will occur at the beginning of the meeting)Date: Wednesday, March 16, 2016Location: 100 N. Canyons Parkway, LivermoreTime: 7:00 pmAnd/or email comments to: BoardofDirectors@zone7water.comHere is a statement for you to use as a template, or to send to them as an email. Thank you, Barbara, Restore the Delta******************************************************************************Dear Zone 7 Water Agency Board Members,Instead of spending more money on planning and supporting the Delta tunnels, which will not meet standards under the Clean Water Act or the Endangered Species Act for protection of the Delta, it would be much more cost-effective for Zone 7 Water Agency to continue to pursue the good conservation measures that are currently at work, and to draw available water from the Delta during wet periods. As a water rate payer and property tax payer, I do not want to pay money for a project that will not create additional water supply. I do not want to pay money for a project so that Zone 7 Water Agency moves into the water resale business. In addition, seeing that Westlands Water District officials are facing an SEC fine for "Enron" style accounting and are saying in public meetings and to the press that they are not contributing their 40% share to the total cost of the project, Zone 7 will be on the hook for significantly more money as the years go by. And for what? To help State Water Project contractors in the Southern part of the state?As part of the Bay-Delta region, it makes more sense for Zone 7 Water Agency to align itself with other Bay-Delta communities to protect the long term health of the SF Bay-Delta estuary. The Department of Water Resources' own modeling and climate change modeling by independent scientists shows us that there is going to be less and less water available from the Delta watershed. How can Zone 7 invest in what will ultimately become a stranded asset? Please VOTE NO against CA WaterFix/Delta Tunnels.
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Not one, but two 36-lb limits continue the Delta tradition
Like youngsters anxiously waiting for Christmas each winter, Delta anglers anxiously wait for the showing of the big-bellied, pre spawn bass that make legendary limits this time of year.
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BBT Delta/Wine Region Opener | March 19
BBT DELTA/WINE REGION OPENER blasts off on March 19 | Click for Details.
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Most Important Action You Can Take: Stop Met's Water/Land Grab in the Delta!
The board of Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Met) voted on March 8 to buy 20,000 acres of farm islands in the heart of the Delta. Two of the islands lie in the heart of the proposed tunnels route.
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Delta Update | Ready for Rain
Delta Report…. Hook TOC anglers ready for rain Dan’s Delta Black Bass Series Entry and Schedule now available for Download
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Southern California Water Agency to Purchase Delta Islands, Restore the Delta Response
Stockton, CA – At a closed session board meeting this morning, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California authorized the purchase of four islands in the San Francisco Bay-Delta for an undisclosed sum. The deal is highly controversial in Northern California as it would put Southern California’s most powerful water agency in control of a group of Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta islands that can serve as water storage areas or entry points for the proposed $15 billion Delta Tunnels projects.
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Delta Report…. Spring Stripers Show! Big Black Bass, Plentiful Crappie and more.
Isleton Striper Trolling and plug casting has improved dramatically.. Water temps raised a bit this week and a few more stripers in the Cache Slough area responded. Catfish started stirring in dead end sloughs, Cut Baits and Crawlers get the top call. Sturgeon remains the focus here. Diamondback anglers are heading to 41, Liberty and Cache Slough areas with roe and eel reporting success.
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Tracy Bass Tournament | March 5
You are invited to Tracy Bass Tournament on Saturday March 5th. Breakfast burrito's will be available for purchase and free coffee to all Angler's. Tracy Bass Tournament is a 100% payback to the anglers.
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Exposed Season 5 - Daiwa pro Brent Ehrler practices on the California Delta
2015 Bassmaster Elite at California Delta - Day 1 Practice - full video at www.propatterns.com
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Exposed Season 5 - Brent Ehrler - California Delta Preview
2015 Bassmaster Elite at California Delta - Day 1 Practice - full video at www.propatterns.com
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Spring Stripers Show! Big Black Bass, Plentiful Crappie & Warming Temps on the Dirty D
Like an army marching forward the black bass bite is picking up at a consistent pace. Black Blue Fizzles, Swim Jigs and FatSack jigs are great options while spinnerbaits get the mentioned as well. We found a few Stripers and Black Bass with Savage Glide Baits and Red Eye Shad.
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Tracy Bass Tournament Sun. Feb. 28th
ou are invited to Tracy Bass Tournament on Sunday February 28th. Breakfast burrito's will be available for purchase and free coffee to all Angler's. Tracy Bass Tournament is a 100% payback to the Angler's.
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From the D | Big Black Bass, Plentiful Crappie and warming temperatures! Mc Gruder Studs!
Isleton Water temps raised a bit this week and a few more stripers in the Cache Slough area responded. Catfish started stirring in dead end sloughs, Cut Baits and Crawlers get the top call. Sturgeon remains the focus here. Diamondback anglers are heading to 41, Liberty and Cache Slough areas with roe and eel reporting success.
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Tracy Bass Tournament Sat. Feb. 20th
You are invited to Tracy Bass Tournament on Saturday February 20th. Breakfast burrito's will be avaiable for purchase and free coffee to all Angler's.
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Big Black Bass, Plentiful Crappie and warming temperatures! Fitzgerald GIANT!
Isleton Water temps raised a bit this week and a few stripers in the Cache Slough area responded. Catfish started stirring in dead end sloughs, Cut Baits and Crawlers get the top call. Sturgeon remains the focus here. Diamondback anglers are heading to 41, Liberty and Cache Slough areas with roe and eel reporting success.
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