The sun is here with fish plants every week!

 

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Also, there was Jason Peck from Woodland caught a nice 3 lb. trout using green powerbait down by the dam. Mason Krein caught a nice trout  on swimbait fishing on the shore by site #56a.  William, Mason & Ryan Wallace caught a nice 3 lb trout plus one little one using worms down by the beach.  Terry Schober of Santa Clara caught a 2 1/4 lb. trout using powerbait down by the beach. Brian Nash from Oregon caught 2 nice trout by the dam trolling with needlefish.  Ashley Clark of Oroville caught a nice 2 1/4 lb. Bass using a synco worm down by the dam.  Terry Schober of Santa Clara limited out fishing off the beach.  Marlene of Vacaville caught a nice 4 1/2 lb. trout trolling by the bridge in the north fork. So it looks like they are catching fish pretty much anywhere on the lake even with the murky waters! 

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