Lost Coast Outfitters reports on 4.27.17
The Pit is ripping along at 3840cfs. Unfortunately that’s too high to wade safely of angle properly. Hard to say what the future looks like, though I would guess it’s going to stay high in the near term. As always though, keep your eyes on the graphs, “the man” can drop or raise flows anytime. For example, the Lower Sac is scheduled to drop below 10K cfs first week of May.
When the Pit does come into shape, be it next week or August, the fish are going to be fat and dumb from a smorgasbord of bugs and lack of angling pressure. Dig out your 3/0 and SSG splitshot and go to town. This is one of the best places in the West for high stick nymphing. Sounds like you need a new 10′ 4-weight…
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Hogan Brown reports on 4.27.17Striper and Shad on the Lower Sac -The River is dropping and the clarity is improving GREATLY from Chico down river. Conventional bait anglers have been catching good ...
Lost Coast Outfitters reports on 4.27.17The Bay and the beach might be the best thing going statewide right now. The spring migration is game on and we’re seeing fish from Monterey to Bolinas. Good...
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