Fish Sniffer On Demand Digital Edition Issue 3624 Nov 10-24 2017 | Page 14

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Nov. 10 - 24, 2017
FRESHWATER REPORTS:
Berkeley plastic worm with a Gamakastu
off-set shank hook. The best colors are
watermelon candy and black oil.”
The lake level is 307.2 feet above sea
level and the surface water temperature is
66 degrees.
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SAN PABLO RESERVOIR
FRESHWATER
cont.
or bait given.
Jerell McKinney, a RMRC employee,
caught 3 trout fishing; no location or bait
given. However, PowerBait and night
crawlers are the best baits for trout.
“We planted 1,000 lbs of Mt Lassen
Trout in a netted area at the Pines for
Family Fishing Day on October 20,” said
Shoemaker.
“Crappie will bite on a redworm, crappie
nibble or an atomic teaser,” she added.
“For spotted and largemouth bass, use a
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been drawn down in preparation for the
winter rain. Right now, Coyote is at 25% of
capacity,” Clements said.
- Roland Aspiras
SHADOW CLIFFS LAKE
SANTA CLARA VALLEY
LAKES Trout Bite Shifts Into High
Gear
Largemouths Enter Fall Mode FREMONT – Rainbow trout are drawing
the most angling interest at Shadow Cliffs
now, but it was a big catfish that dominated
the recent catches. Rudy of Livermore
landed a monster 20 lb. channel cat while
using chicken livers from the first dock.
The trout are hitting PowerBait tossed
out by shore and bank anglers. Sam of
Pleasanton caught his limit of trout while
using PowerBait on two back-to-back
trips, reported Joe Sullivan of the East Bay
Regional Park District.
Moji of San Ramon caught a 25-
inch trout while soaking PowerBait from
the Stanley shoreline. Gavin Haus of
Pleasanton landed a 19-inch trout while
using PowerBait off of the first dock.
Bsss fishing is best in the Arroyo del Valle
ponds. C.B of Alamo caught and released
a 5lb. bass in the arroyo. Gabreil Rezendez
caught and released 5 bass float tubing in
the arroyo and using Senkos.
COYOTE - Fall patterns prevail for bass
anglers, while some work deep water for
crappie in the Silicon Valley.
Reaction baits were the top method for
chasing bass this
week according to
Mickey Clements
at Coyote Bait
and Tackle, with
crankbaits and
jerkbaits working
well.
“At Calero its
picked up pretty
good with fish sitting
around the 10 to
15 foot range. In
the morning they’re
catching them on
crankbaits. By day,
the fish suspend and