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Partridge has been good for largemouth, blue gills, and pike. Go way back up in the left corner for pike and bass and then for blue gills, try to find the openings in the weeds anywhere on the North and East shore.
It is a Saturday so if you get too much boat traffic, Templeton should be low enough for the fish to be on the south shore
Good Luck
Partridge has been good for largemouth, blue gills, and pike. Go way back up in the left corner for pike and bass and then for blue gills, try to find the openings in the weeds anywhere on the North and East shore.
It is a Saturday so if you get too much boat traffic, Templeton should be low enough for the fish to be on the south shore
Good Luck
At it again...Still lots of walleye in river but its been early in late. Mouth of the river seems to be the go to spot. Catfish has been a lot of fun after 8pm.
Partridge has some pike way back in the weeds and some blue gills in the NE corner.
Stop when you get into town, and I can mark up a map.
At it again...Still lots of walleye in river but its been early in late. Mouth of the river seems to be the go to spot. Catfish has been a lot of fun after 8pm.
Partridge has some pike way back in the weeds and some blue gills in the NE corner.
Stop when you get into town, and I can mark up a map.
Just wondering how the water level is, and what species is best to target. I have next week off, and I'm thinking about spending my time in the area. I've been coming for 8 years, but I've never been there this of year. I dont expect it to be like the runs, but I'm clueless as to what goes on in the summer. Most of my summers are spent on the lakes east of Hayward. I will have my boat with me. Thanks
Your best bet for catfish is at night and under the HWY 10 bridge or on the T dock by Channel Cats. The 10 bridge has deeper water but you can almost reach the town bridge from the dock too
