Del Valle bass biting

Del Valle Lake - Livermore, CA (Alameda County)


by Nor Cal Fish Reports
9-24-2015
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The water has dropped in temperature to 75 degrees and the lake level is slowly receding to winter levels. The change in weather would normally shut the fishing down for a few days until the weather stabilized but, this week the fish ate bait through the changes. Striped bass are still boiling in the mornings from 6:30 am - 8:00 am then it’s more isolated blow ups into the afternoon. Big points, drop off's, and shelf ledges are great places to find atripes. They also like being suspended in the deeper water at the edge of shadows, trees, big rocks. Catfish are still hitting strong all around the lake. The narrows has been a super hot spot for cats including Hetch Hetchy, the south end, and West beach. Big catfish are starting to fatten up for winter, so they are eating everything in sight. The largemouth and smallmouth are eating shad as well, look for individual splashes near shore. Those are typically bass but, they can also be carp or catfish. Spooks, pencil poppers, jerk baits, and lipless cranks are catching the bass but sometimes you just can’t beat a good old fashioned plastic worm like a Robo worm, Senko, or Chommper worm with garlic. (925) 449-5201




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for Thursday, September 24th, 2015

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Lake Amador: Slow action at Amador
Anderson Reservoir: Anderson shore anglers get some action
Lake Berryessa: Berryessa bass bite strong
Bucks Lake: Mayfly hatch at Buclks Lake
Bullards Bar Reservoir: Bass fair at Bullards Bar
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Chesbro Reservoir: Night cats at Chesbro
Clear Lake: Clear Lake fishing well
Collins Lake: Few anglers, warm water at Collins Lake
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for Wednesday, September 16th, 2015

Lake Almanor: Smallies best at Almanor
Lake Amador: Amador open despite smoke
Lake Berryessa: Berryessa bass bite holding
Bucks Lake: Bucks cooling
Bullards Bar Reservoir: Bullards prospects mixed
Calero Lake: Calero still open to boating
Lake Chabot: Near record at Chabot
Clear Lake: Clear Lake open for business
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Lafayette Reservoir: Slow bite at Lafayette
Lewiston Lake: Bait best at Lewiston
Lopez Lake : Tepid bite at Lopez
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Lake Oroville: Oroville smoke thick
Quarry Lakes: Quarry Lakes not producing
San Luis Reservoir: San Luis striper bite picking up
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Trinity River: Signs of salmon on the Trinity
Sacramento Delta: Antioch attracting stripers
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