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With the fires, heat and smoke plus the heavy moss in the river the salmon have been slow in moving up river. Low water in both the Upper Klamath and Trinity Rivers has really made for slow Salmon fishing also.

Another great 2 days. Yestsrdays group was pretty content after they caught some rockfish. So most retired their rods and hung out. We finished with 20 limits of rockfish and 30 lingcod. Today they were out for meat the 24

Good morning anglers!! We have 5 boats out today!! Scallywag and Lady K are on the hunt for BFTS, SeaWolf and Huck Finn are headed out to the Farallons and the Oakland Anglers 2 is on a 1/2 day Potluck

Today we ended up with 18 salmon and 1 Bonita. Our next availability for salmon fishing is September 2,9,10,14,15,16,20. To make reservations book online hogheaven.net or call415-722-8121

Great weekend on the water fishing the coast. We had both boats out today fishing rockfish and long cod.   Final count   California Dawn 2 220 rockfish (limits) 17 ling cod to 18 pounds 1 cabazone to 8   New California Dawn 120 rockfish (limits) 15 ling cod to 20

Wide Open Lingcod today in shallow water. They bit swimbaits, grubs, farallon feathers, and hitchhiked on small rockfish. Rockfish bit well also, we finished up with 48 lingcod and 240 rockfish for 24 anglers and 1 halibut.  Shallow water rockfishing has

Another day with a light load of passengers snd we decide to run offshore to the deep reef.  when we stopped to rock fish they bit like wild dogs!! One drift and we had limits of rock fish. So we decided to

Good Afternoon TigerFishermen, Today’s 6 man charter turned into a 3 man load. The guys had a great time reeling in some “Fall Hogs” for 3 limits today. Sunday 8/22 will be the last day of this divided season. The next

Leon Gilbert From Louisiana with a 3lb rainbow caught from a kayak.

8/22/26. Today we ran a 1/2 day rockfish trip and finished up with 3/4 limits & 1 lingcod for 22 anglers. We have lots of room next SUNDAY for a full day rockfish/lingcod trip out to the islands. Make your

The lake dropped to 22% of its storage capacity, and fishing remained decent for bass anglers using finesse techniques such as drop-shot and split-shot rigs and Senkos. Submerged trees, main-lake points, and the dam held the most biting largemouth bass,

Kaweah remained steady at 14% of its storage capacity, and fishing was fair. Bass anglers used small finesse baits on drop-shot rigs, Ned rigs, and mini jigs to coax bites from lethargic spotted bass, with a slow presentation proving key