Another Pyramid trip in the books. We read the reports, it sounded slow. Quoted from some other people, 'the slowest fishing we've seen in 20 years.' I guess we should have known what to expect, but I was optimistic anyways!
Friday:
After about a 4.5 hour drive from San Jose, we rolled in around 11am to the South Nets. Tom already had a few fish, so things were looking good. After unpacking the amazing amount of gear, we were on the water. It wasn't too long before we had our first fish from the boat. We had to fish the boat to be able to be right on the ledge that drops from 5 to 10 ft of water.
(above) Tom with a standard slot female with the Pyramid in the back
(above) My first fish of the trip
(above) My Dad with his first and perhaps only fish of the trip
(above) Chunky fatty on the midging rig... Look at that tail!
Saturday:
Woke up with high hopes, but boy was this to be a SLOW day. We have a group of at least 6 guys, and NO ONE got bit until after 730PM. We fished ALL day and it was SLOW.
(above) WINDY in the morning
(above) The wind died down which didn't help the already non existent bite. At least we could enjoy the Pyramid?
(above) FINALLY a fish caught on a beetle around 730pm
There was one or two other fish caught before dark by the rest of our group, but BOY was it slow.
Sunday:
Woke up a bit discouraged, but thought we would give it a try anyways. I never caught a fish and had to pull out around 11am to drive back to San Jose. Tom ended up with 2 fish and the rest of the group got another 3 more I think for the rest of the day. Slightly better bite than Saturday?
(above) Sunrise Sunday
(above) Tom bendo!
(above) Just a fiesty little scrapper!
(above) This is about what we did all day, but it was great hanging out with everyone and getting a couple fish!
I won't be back till next spring, but lets hope it's better than this year!
-Ryan
This is a basic blog about my fishing adventures in California. Be sure to also check out my Yellowtail specific article here.
Monday, April 30, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Nacimiento Lake Spotted Bass
Fished Friday April 20th - Sunday April 22
Weather: Major high pressure, Friday was 90 degrees, and so was Saturday. Sunday was about 80 degrees.
Water: Clear in most areas, 66-72 degrees.
Fish: Lots of spotted bass, they liked the plastics, shakey head or drop shot. Also some soft jerk bait. Major topwater action in the morning in the shade on rocky points.
Fish 2-20ft deep.
Had a great trip!
Weather: Major high pressure, Friday was 90 degrees, and so was Saturday. Sunday was about 80 degrees.
Water: Clear in most areas, 66-72 degrees.
Fish: Lots of spotted bass, they liked the plastics, shakey head or drop shot. Also some soft jerk bait. Major topwater action in the morning in the shade on rocky points.
Fish 2-20ft deep.
Had a great trip!
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Lake Nacimiento Bass Fishing
Saturday, March 31, 2012
- Met up with Randy Dahl and Joe Burrows, and Brendon Gorman was on my boat
- Cloudy morning start
- Rain and wind from 11-3
- Fished Town Creek, Cal Shasta
- Warmest water 60, down to 58
- 8 fish for me
- 5 for Brendon
- Shakey head 7 zoom trick worm
Sunday, April 1, 2012
- 7am start, fished alone till 2pm
- Post front
- Water 58-59
- Windy
- Sunny
- Fished Town Creek
- 5 fish total
- Shakey head 7 zoom trick worm
Anderson Lake Bass and Crappie Fishing April 7 2012
Beautiful day, 74 degrees.
Water temperature started around 58 up to 61 in certain areas.
1 dink bass, 2 bass. Shakey head/Drop Shot. Heard west bank was good at mudline.
7 Crappie. Found a school and was awesome catching for 20 minutes then it kina turned off. Used white crappie tube jig.
Water temperature started around 58 up to 61 in certain areas.
1 dink bass, 2 bass. Shakey head/Drop Shot. Heard west bank was good at mudline.
7 Crappie. Found a school and was awesome catching for 20 minutes then it kina turned off. Used white crappie tube jig.
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