Started out the morning checking on some of the places we most recently caught lots of fish. The temperatures came up to a high of 89° for the day. Water temps that were nid 50s just a couple of weeks ago were between 63-67° in our regular spots. We marked allot of scattered fish throughout both sides of the rivers. We started on the San Joaquin side and after a couple hours of working a couple of spots, we moved to the Sacramento river side. We used everything from cut sardines, to trolling the normal stick baits from snagum n Bagum custom tackle. In between we ran A rigs from snagum and even threw glide baits they just custom painted for this trip. After working several spots and using a variety of techniques, we called it for the day with the first skunk in many months. We did get some reliable Intel from other boats on the river that were way upriver from us and found cooler water and a handful of fish. We will be back on the water for a charter next Monday and will update our findings after that trip as well. We are always thankful to our favorite photographer, Delta Demi for getting photos from her bridge for us.

Started off the morning heading to one of our spots above the Antioch bridge. 51° water temps and fish on the screen holding off into deeper water. We fished right off the edge of shallow shoals of about 8 feet and dropped bait into 30 feet of water. We were waiting for the end of the incoming tide and picked up fish before the third rod hit the water. Several fish caught up to 18 inches using cut sardines. Once the tide slowed enough to make a move to the next location, we pulled anchor and headed upriver. We dropped into our second spot that was loaded with marks on the screen. While everyone is waiting for the Spring Striper run we have been finding Winter fish on every trip the past couple of months. We fished this second spot for a couple of hours once the outgoing tide picked up. We caught over 40 fish for the day, and even though allot of fish were just a few inches short of 18 inches, our guests for the day were happy to catch and release everything that we caught. By the time we literally were running low on bait, they ended up keeping 3 of the fish that didn't make it during the fight. Biggest fish went just a couple of ounces under 7 pounds and will make great meals none the less. We will be running live bait drifting trips this spring and are currently updating the calendar with dates as other bookings become unavailable here. For anyone interested in getting your kids on a fun, safe, family friendly boat, look no further. Family specials for getting the kids out are available upon request.

Today's trip was very foggy, cold morning about 39° air temps with water temps at 51°. We started out looking for some schools of fish and only cruising about 3 to 4 knots with radar and line of sight along the shore as our guide. We fished 3 spots this trip and caught 3 catfish that were pan sized and 3 Stripers with only 1 keeper. 2 of the Stripers were just under legal size of 18" minimum. We drifted some live bait, but all fish today came on cut sardines in about 25 feet of water. We headed out about 0830 from the docks and headed back on by 4pm. The fog cleared shortly before 3pm, and by the time we were headed home, it was coming back in thick. There was still quite a bit of hyacinth and debris from recent storms in the water. But we were able to fish without fighting weeds on our lines hardly at all. All in all for a limited day of movement and visibility, I think our guests had a great time and got to catch some fish and see a part of the local waters they never have before. We are gearing up for a full on live bait party this spring on board as we have secured a reliable source. Check out the calendar and get on board for a day chasing big California Delta Stripers!