Nor Cal Fishing News

It's on fire the fish are biting like crazy .The last week has been off the charts we are getting limits most mornings and afternoon trips .Please call 530-515-5951 sacriverguide since 1988 

Captains Justin Thompson and Kenny Turner fished two groups below Balls Ferry today and got our clients into some nice King salmon.  The salmon this year are definitely robust and there have been some epic battles on the river lately.  Some

Been on big groups of fish since we've been back to the Delta. Most days they wouldn't touch the spoon so far . Today they ate it.....we left them biting....hope they stay on the bite!

Another great day fishing for our 21 anglers. They caught limits of rock fish and limits of lingcod to 18lbs.

John Shappell bagged a nice 5 lb BFEF tagged rainbow at Bridgeport Reservoir #bragginbox #kenssportinggoods

The first time I experienced the awesome grandeur of California’s Eastern Sierra was in 1975, when, as a rookie Fish and Game warden, I drove there on assignment to work the Crowley Lake trout-season opener. That spring, the majestic mountains

Congressman Jared Huffman (D-San Rafael), Chair of the House Subcommittee on Water, Oceans, and Wildlife, announced last Saturday that his first two fisheries roundtable discussions will be held in Northern California; the first this Saturday, October 5th, from 2:30-4:30 p.m.

Andrew Schuelar from Nevada caught these 2 Rainbow Trout using worms Lower Twin South Shore.

The river is in excellent condition. Flows are at prime fall levels and the cool overnight temperatures have kept the trout happy. Fishing mid-day will continue to be good until the cold really sets in. Insects are abundant with the

Topaz has been fishing well, shore anglers with powerbait and boaters trolling flash rigs are doing the best. Most trout are around 12 inches with a few up to 18 reported. Crawlers off the bottom have also been productive early

Good to fair reports of smaller macs trolling fairly deep. Cooler temperatures will help bring fish up over the next six weeks. Shore anglers are using smaller spinners for planted trout and larger spoons for larger rainbows and browns have