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Nice day finishing the afternoon with yellowtail. Random strikes on wahoo made the morning while looking for tuna. Tuna were nowhere to be found in the 85 degree water. Start again in the morning with wahoo lures on the troll

Park hours: 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Open Weekends Fri-Sun, Closed Weekdays M- TH) Dock closes: 6:30 p.m. Last Plant: 1,000 lbs. of Channel Catfish the week of July 26th – Aug. 1st. Next Plant: Trout in December Water temperature: At surface 80.06 f.,

The Virginias are also still producing some pretty good numbers of fish, it sounds lately like the float tubers are doing the best. Spin anglers are flipping mini jigs as well as drifting crawlers and mice tails. Fly anglers are

Had a 3/4 day charter today tough conditions unfortunately with no current. We were able to scratch together a decent trip for the gang! Currently on our way out for a 1.5 stay tuned for the next updates Fish count: 1 yellowtail 12

Nothing short of an epic day spent in some choppy seas. Started the morning off in full search mode fishing pretty much anything we could find regarding towards floating objects, mammals and/or fish in general. Although they were few and

Dave Gagnon from Patterson CA what is 4 lbs. 1 oz. rainbow from shore on the backside of the lake using power bait. #TwinLakesResort #fishing #outdoors #adventure #california

Matt checking in from the Stardust, the local scene is heating up and today it threw down some amazing bass fishing!! We had a couple guys who caught 15 bass today with some standout 5+lb fish. Please come prepared with

Todays fish count 18 passengers 5 Yellowfin 1 Dorado 1 Yellowtail 55 Calico Bass 5 Bonito We still have space on September 15th,16th,17th and 21st. Please call 805-382-1612 or go to AlohaSpirit.com to make a reservation Eric’s Tackle Shop Channel Islands Sportfishing

Paul was out fishing Lake Skinner today and landed this impressive 14lb catfish! He said the jerk bait he was using got absolutely destroyed! Thanks for sharing with us Paul! Nice catch!

Great bass fishing continues, with some yellowtail and a few other quality fish in the mix. Bait has been the biggest challenge for us, so come prepared with sabikis as we’ve been making our own bait. We also recommend bringing

A change of scenery created a great opportunity to catch a yellowtail today . We are a forsure go tomorrow please bring some colt sniper type lures with you as well as fresh line . We willl check back in

We have some great river news! Our local angler, Dawn Leclerc, was fishing from shore at Rotary Park and landed these stripers using anchovies. These are the type of fish you can expect to find in our area. Below Davis Dam, the