Monte Smith of Gold Country Sport Fishing has been loading up on king salmon to 4.4 pounds on kokanee gear at depths around 40 feet. A 1/4th-ounce Kastmaster in blue/silver is also working along with a 5-inch Senko thrown out into open water. There have been periods of bass schooling on the surface in 40 to 80 feet of water along main lake points. The bass bite is getting tougher although there is a solid jerkbait bite early with the Megabass Vision 110 + 1 in shad patterns along shade lines in the early mornings. Catfish are still being caught in the California Aqueduct, Delta Mendota, and surrounding canals on bait and some are even chasing lures! We are also seeing a lot of bass being taken in the aqueduct in the south valley.” There is a lot of floating debris in the water south of the forebay still. The aqueduct before the O’Neill Forebay seems to be the best as there isn’t all that moss and weeds floating in the water from the forebay. The bite is still good, but like I said, you are not going to be able to catch them very quickly. I landed all stripers on a Lucky Craft Pointer Sexy Shad pattern by fishing the sides of the headgates. Valleyīill Sterling of Striperz Gone Wild said, “I went out twice this last week and caught and released my limit both times, but it did take me a while to do so. Delta bass and stripers active, Alan Fong said. Pine Flat bass action steady, Michael Crayne reported. New Melones kicking out big Kokanee and catfish, Kyle Wise said. Don Pedro king salmon on a tear, Monte Smith reported. West side waterways striper and catfish bites good, Bill Sterling said.
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