Nor Cal Fish Report
Del Valle Lake Fish Report for 2-16-2014


Lake Del Valle Fish Report

Del Valle Lake - Livermore, CA (Alameda County)


by Del Valle Marina
2-16-2014
(510) 544-3146
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It is 56 degrees at the end of the docks. Water level is still rising very gradually. Fishing for Trout has been doing well with drifting along the lower narrows and in front of the docks; cast and retrieve along the Lower Narrows and East Beach bank seems to work best using Kastmasters, Micetails, bright colored Powerbait, and Night Crawlers. A few more Catfish have been reported being caught on Anchovies in South in the South End and far side of the East Beach of the Lake. Large and Smallmouth Bass have been reported biting along the rock walls in the Narrows off deep diving Crank-baits, bass jigs, and drop-shoting Roboworms. Carp have been seen spawning and a few caught in the South End as well. With temperatures rising the Catfish and Bass bite is slowly picking up with the temperature and most likely bass will soon be spawning as well.


Fish Plants:

1-23-14 750 lbs. Mt. Lassen
1-30-14 750 lbs. Mt. Lassen
2-05-14 750 lbs. Mt. Lassen


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