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Good afternoon anglers! We had 5 boats out today, here's how they did: Sea Wolf • Full Day • 20 Anglers • 200 Rockfish, 150 Sanddab, 40 Lingcod, 2 Bonito  Here We Go • Full Day • 6 Anglers • 1 King Salmon  Pacific Pearl •

4/19/26. LIMITS OF BASS!!! After a tough half day yesterday only bringing in a couple fish we fished a new spot away from the fleet and it paid off!!! We finished up the day with 10 LIMITS(20) of striped bass

We fished the islands yesterday with a light mixed seas and little wind. To start off the sanddab fishing was excellent and got done quickly. Our first stop on the rockfish was wide open for limits of reds and yellowtail

Saturdays trip started off slow but by mid morning we had consistent halibut action with the shakers and 8 keepers. We marked lots of striped bass in the afternoon and finished up with 15 of them trolling. There’s lots of

We took full limits of striped bass and a few for the crew and got a the best shot on the halibut so far this season. Bait is pouring into the bay and the halibut are following it in. We have

Today was a lot better than yesterday catching 6 salmon and 1 Bonita. We do have room tomorrow. To make reservations book online Hogheaven.net

The Little Truckee remains high this week, but has dropped a bit, sitting at +/- 350 as of today. This is high, but still normal for this time of year. At these flows you will need to remain somewhat selective

The flow regime on the Truckee has changed a bit this week with more water coming from up higher in the system and a significant decrease in flows out of Boca Reservoir. As of Wednesday, 4/15 we are seeing 300

Well I think we’re still waiting for “the day”… the NW blow yesterday brought down the water temp 3 full degrees, from 58 to 55, which is promising… but no significant change in the action. We managed to put 5

The lake rose to 69% capacity, and anglers reported another solid week of bass fishing. The quality of the catch stood out, with many bass over three pounds. Weightless flukes and Senko-style baits were especially effective for pulling bigger fish

Lake Kaweah rose to 65% of its storage capacity and fishing improved. Anglers still needed to work to locate active bass in the rising water, but the bite was noticeably better overall. Senko-style baits continued to produce, along with drop-shot