Steady bite at Jackson Meadows

Jackson Meadows Reservoir


by Nor Cal Fish Reports
7-8-2015

Lake is officially sitting at 71% capacity. With another stocking of DFW trout this week fishing should be better from the shoreline. Fishing from boat has been best in 25-40 feet of water with Needlefish, Wedding rings or similar lures tipped with nightcrawlers have been the most effective. Don't discount using Rapalas as some of the larger trout have gone for these. Some nice rainbows being caught around the Dam and smaller planters off the Pass Creek area. Some days are good and some days are not. Hey, it sure beats work! Best areas here for the boaters has been Southwest corner of the lake and across the dam. For the shore fisherman going for DFW stocked Trout they will be pretty eager to bite on nightcrawlers floated with a mallow or powerbait, while those throwing hardware are using small Kastmasters, Roostertails, and Panther Martins. (530) 587-4844


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Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Thursday, July 2nd, 2015

Lake Almanor: Hex hatch still going at Almanor
Lake Amador: Big cats on the prowl at Amador
Anderson Reservoir: Jig time at Anderson
Bass Lake: Tough bite at Bass Lake
Lake Berryessa: Bass, crappie on at Berryessa
Boca Reservoir: Low Boca still producing
Lake Chabot: Chabot holding strong
Chesbro Reservoir: Chesbro challenging
Clear Lake: Hot weather slows Clear Lake action
Collins Lake: Tough conditions at Collins
Contra Loma Reservoir: Contra Loma cats biting
Convict Lake: Convict continues to please
Crowley Lake: Solid early bite at Crowley
Lake Davis: Stuffed trout finicky at Davis
Del Valle Lake: Striper time at Del Valle
Edison Lake: Browns biting at Edison
Huntington Lake: Shore anglers pick trout at Huntington
June Lake Loop: June Loop bite improving
Lafayette Reservoir: Cat bite strong at Lafayette
Lake San Antonio: San Antonio closes
Lexington Reservoir: Lexington cats biting
Lewiston Lake: Late trout bite at Lewiston
Lopez Lake : Panfish biting best at Lopez
Los Vaqueros Reservoir: Trout limits common at LV
Mammoth Lakes : Mammoth trout at Mammoth Lakes
New Melones Reservoir: Bass best at New Melones
Lake Oroville: Bass challenging, salmon good at Oroville
Pardee Reservoir: Pardee closing July 10
San Luis Reservoir: Forebay schoolies entertain
San Pablo Reservoir: Trout bite still going at San Pablo
Shadow Cliffs Reservoir: Target cats early at Shadow Cliffs
Shasta Lake: Water warms, bass bite slows at Shasta
Shaver Lake: Shaver trout a puzzle
Lake Sonoma: Crank for bass at Sonoma
Stampede Reservoir: Kokes deep at Stampede
Trinity Lake: Bass bite tapers at Trinity
Uvas Reservoir: Cats on tap at Uvas
Deer Creek: Be careful at Deer Creek
Napa River: Small stripers biting on Napa River
Sacramento River: Stripers active in Colusa
Sacramento River: Early striper bite in Butte County
: Trinity salmon edging upstream
Truckee River: Time to give Truckee a break
Feather River: North Fork trout bite worth exploring
Sacramento Delta: Stripers visiting Antioch
: Benicia shoreline action mixed
Sacramento Delta: Small bass the rule in Disco Bay
Sacramento Delta: Lots of little bass in Franks Tract
Sacramento Delta: Slog in Pittsburg
Sacramento Delta: Small stripers, cats in Rio Vista
Sacramento Delta: Panfish plentiful in Stockton
Sacramento Delta: Bluegill, stripers in Tracy
: Bodega rock cod abundant
: Capitola halibut starting to bite
: Bottom fishing tops in Crescent City
: Eureka salmon showing, halibut re-opens
: Albacore pay a brief visit to Fort Bragg
: Monterey rock cod bite on fire
: Stripers on San Mateo County beaches
: No slowing SF Bay striper bite