The striper fishing in the Colusa area slowed down over the last weekend but their were still plenty of fish to be caught if you were willing to chase them back down river. I think several factors come into play here. First the water was stained and fluctuating up and down and second I think the stripers are chasing the salmon smolt down river. However they still need to spawn so they will be back when the water either stabilizes or the flows increase and the water temp gets prime for spawning. With all the bait in the water and all the boat traffic the bite is off a little right now. The best meathod is drifting live jumbo minnows. The coho bite at Oroville lake is pretty good right now. They are biting just about any shad imitation lure and of course worms. Troll 10 to 30 feet down around 1 - 1.5 mph with lures and under 1 mph with worms. They can be found just about anywhere in the lake where water is running in. When you find one concentrate on that area.
Good fishing