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You are absolutly correct. My experience with all fish in the delta is when the high tide begins to slow down I pick up and chase that same tide up or down river.
Wow! We’re getting really spoiled. Thank you for sharing your years of hard work / wisdom with us. I’m really looking forward to the species breakdowns.
My first trip to the delta was in 1970 and I still remember that day not knowing what tides were. And I learned real fast how important tides are to a feeding fish!
Thanks Alan! I used to hang out with you at the old Rocklin store and pick your brain when I was a newbie. Thanks for all your advice over the years. Be sure to give your co-star credit for a great video. She stole the show 🙂!
Thanks for the video, it was nice to talk to you and Denise at Fishermans this Sunday. It was my first time meeting Denise and my daughter was excited as well because she was watching the video with me about the salmon spawning.
Thanks for coming as FW is a part of me as I started up that store 28 years ago. But now I must let go and move on. Showing people how to become better anglers is what I'm doing the YT channel for. Their is so much to learn and to this day I'm still learning too.
I was out on new years day for stripers in the delta. Started out fishing shallow flats as I had a great high tide in morning. It was very slow for the first couple hours catching only one keeper. At this time I get this feeling like I need to go look around so I went into Sherman Island and in hour nothing but couple dinks. So I ran out into the river graphing in 25-30 feet water and saw some fish on my graphs. Started spooning and started to hook up but lots of small stripers. I made the move and was heading towards Rio Vista in 25 feet water and I saw a lot of fish on my graph going 35 mph. So I stopped and graphed a little more going down stream and for couple hours it was two and three on at a time and the fish were all 3-7#! I have a lot of years on the delta chasing bass and stripers and have learned so much over the years. I can't begin to tell and show everything as it would take me years lol But I'll try!
I was fortunate to spend a year fishing the Delta with Sal Dimercurio. He knew every inch of the nearby delta. We were never skunked the entire time I fished with him.
I use Tide Now Cal. Great App. But I don't understand why everyone in a boat is fishing next to the bank and everyone on the bank wants to cast out to the middle 😂
Let me explain: those are guys chunking cut bait out in the middle of the slough. I’ve been a live bait fisherman since the 80’s so I drop my bait in a hole out toward the middle of the slough and anchor directly in front of my bait about 100 feet.
Great video… if you can… add some video of you casting the way you do based on tides. Also, video of your boat positioning. This video has GREAT info, but if you added some video examples it would be even better. Thanks
First I want to thank you so very much for sharing all your wisdom and understanding about fishing. Question(s) regarding tides and which way fish are pointing and direction I should throw lure. Your saying I should cast ahead of fish and bring it to fish and not behind fish passing fish up? Please bring this into focus for me. Thank you.
I've learned over the years all the little things that make me a little better than the next guy. Fish that live in tidal water all their lifes use it to their advantage to feed. Fish always need to face into the current to stay put usually hiding behind weeds or wood. So their looking into the current as prey come to them. I like to retrieve my lure into the current so I'm putting the lure in their face. I've always said boat control has 75% of your sucess on catching fish!
And personally I don’t care what the tide is doing I just go fish, except full moon super tides. Now there are better times to pick up fish! Generally I get most fish when the tide is close to topping or close to flattening out. Good tide chart is Willy Weather
@@AlanFong I didn’t say they weren’t important, I said they don’t matter to me! I hit the Suisun slough 3 days a week at 6 am go catch my bait then rig up and go drop my bait and sit till I catch a fish and trust me I catch a lot of striped bass between 15-40lbs
I know what your saying but I used to bait fish all the time also and stripers will eat bait where at times won't go after a lure. Stripers use the current and wait to ambush bait fish that the current pushes into breaks or weed flats.
The last series of videos have been so helpful! Thank you! I wasn't clear on which tide app you use. What was that? Going out tomorrow, hoping to put into.practice what I have learned.
Tides are so important when fishing the delta. Tides are how I know were to go fish for stripers and bass. All species use the tides to go have dinner lol
Great video! Tons of info that is easy to take in. Do you have a recommendation for shops for boat service? I have a 96 Ranger R72 with a 115hp Mercury outboard that needs some TLC.
Hi Alan, I've been enjoying your videos. One comment you made around the 12:30 time was you use marker buoys. Would you explain what marker buoys are and how to identify them. Thanks
When your heading down the SJ or Sac river around Rio Vista there are marker bouys in the river. One side their green and the other their red and numbered, these are used to mark the main channel so ships won't get grounded. You can look on your GPS and they will show up on your screen. I go up to the marker and look at the water to see if it's coming in or going out. Incoming it heads north and out going towards the bay. Then I compare the movement to the tide chart and make any adjustments as I mentioned.
Alan uses those light marker buoys to see which way the water is passing them either coming in or out. All I know about them and how to identify them is they're on the sides of the river..re-watch 10:38 to 11 :22 that's a light marker bouy that are about 15 ft high pole but looks lower when the water is way up with a side ladder on it and a big number in a green box on top on the west side of the river[port side--odd numbers--increasing toward head of navigation when proceeding upstream] like marker #7, a mile north of Clarksburg. And a red triangle like marker #6 on the east side of the river[starboard side--even numbers] a half mile south of Hood. They're all up the river miles apart and I believe the deep water channel.
Hi Alan, I’m aware of the Red & Green marker buoys & their meaning. I wasn’t aware that you were referring to those buoys. Thanks for the quick response. I very much enjoy your videos. I suggest you include your website in your description of your videos. It will make it easier for interested people to find. Looking forward to seeing more videos.
Alan- another nice video. Be cool to do in the shop talk on different electronics- brands and what is best for price ranges- hard to keep up on the latest technology- hear about live scan, live scope, active target all this stuff maybe you can break it down? Can you switch transducers and keep same monitor? etc... Might get more consulting business that way too! Thanks Jim B "Sportsmans Financial Advisor"
I retired from FW on Dec 31st. There is so much involved in every brand of electronics. I've been with Lowrance for over forty years and know them upside down. Even before Navico bought them some of the old transducers still work with the new units. I can answer most questions reguarding most brands.
Another valuable video - thank you Alan! Any tips for understanding large mouth feeding behavior in the south Delta/Tracy/Byron area where the pumps seem to run non stop? Water levels change with tides but current always seems to be moving. Kinda makes it challenging to nail tide related feeding windows.
I could be wrong, Fong. I do pay attention to the moon and weather for my fishing trips. The tide charts have been off when I'm out fishing. I don't think we have had enough rain to make a difference. I don't pay attention to the upper lakes' the water release anymore. You're on the water more than most people. I trust Ya Kid. I still have to ask. Do you think they need to adjust the tide charts this year? Write it down compared to the app and handbook.
Thats why I go by the markers to see how fast and if it's incoming or outgoing and I'll make the adjustment for the rest of the year or until when the rain season is over
@@AlanFong I’m to going to go soak a large minnow and some cut bait. First I’ll try a pump with some lures. I let you know if they are hitting. 80$ for a license with a two rod stamp….no sturgeon tag this year for me. Uncle Dick Screw N It Up For Me. The sturgeon roe isn’t any good to eat when they are that small.
Hi another great video! I didn’t quite understand what you meant about how to position yourself though. If I’m looking for bass or stripers, how do I position my yak and lure? Do I throw in the same direction the current is moving? Thanks in advance!
Yes fish have to look into the current to stay put and get ready to ambush prey. I always hold the boat into the current or into the wind which is going the fastest so i can control the boat movement. Then I make my casts so I am retrieving my lure back into the current. Now my lure is coming right into the fish looking at my lure and you will get more hook ups.
Great information. I'm in the suisun bay near Martinez and I'm trying to catch Stripers from a kayak. I've caught some when outgoing from high tide on swim baits. Am I on the right track.?
Thanks as always Alan…when the tide goes slack after the high point are those flooded islands still productive or do you want the water moving in there as well? And I’ve always had people tell me about fishing the levee breaks for stripers but I have NEVER had any good results no matter where I’ve gone..I’ve noticed you never seem to be fishing them or even mention fishing levee breaks..Your thoughts ?Thanks as always Alan
If I'm fishing in a flooded island right before high tide and the water slacks up the fish will usually go on a feeding spree so I stay inside these islands on high slack tide as it usually turns pretty fast. I do fish levee breaks and I've done a few Fun Fishing show in the past catching lots big stripers and bass in these breaks. When a levee breaks for the first time it is a fish magnet and some of my best days have been on these breaks. When Liberty broke for the first time I can't tell you how many fish I caught there along with Leroy Bertelero as we were the only guys fishing it. Just be careful as they are dangerous as you can get swept into.
I've used my thinking on feeding fish in current on rock fishing, bottom feeding fish or fish that hang on structure. And I've found most of the time they feed into the current. If the fish is looking into the current he will smell the scent much better and can go to the food. Just my thinking and I do catch lots of fish.
Yes and it depends on where your at in the delta. The north delta has a big population of the northern strain bass and their more agressive and will still feed heavily in 52* water where as the Florida strain bass will hunker down for the winter and are less active. Current has a big influence on northern bass as they use it to their advantage to ambush prey.
Cant remember the app name but theres one that takes river current influence into account, some current app that gives close to real movement for different areas
Alan... Mr. Fong. I'm not begging. I'm ask N. Today I will record my catches. I have a channel on UA-cam. I want to do live fishing videos do or die....Catch or just fish. I need some people to pay attention me me me me. HahaN. You know what I'm asking ???? Help me go live on the Delta. I always come across something cool from the bank. I did talk to P.P.M. boat repairs this morning. Uncle Dick showed up and only paid 20% of the overall repairs. No, I'm not done crying 😢
LOL I just retired from FW and starting up my consulting business that is taking off like I didn't except and I'm super busy. Maybe when things calm down I can do other things.
When I was a little kid, the family went down to Sac River Deep Water Channel. Everyone's pole was in the water and it was dark by then. My mom said to my dad ..was that news report about the tide? Dad answers no, they were talking about the SF Giants game being tied. Famous last words as dad waded in shin deep water to reel in the poles.
Hi Alan, I've been fishing those dirt canals out between Los Banos and Dos Palos Y in the general area of Highway 152 for close to 50 years. I've caught a lot of fish out there. Do you think there would be any type of audience that would be interested in me going into details about the structures that are hangouts for all kinds of nice sized fish of all sorts? I hardly see anyone fishing out there anymore. Do you think other fishermen may think canal fishing is beneath them? Just for an example, my son and I were fishing on a weir in a dirt canal, and we caught 7 keeper sized bass in that one spot. None of my acquaintances would ever fish with me, but one day, one of them was tired of not being able to find a place where his seven year old son could catch fish. We fished the canals from 5 pm to dusk and caught over 25 catfish 2-5 lbs. ( we released them all). Most of those were in 1 spot. They were biting when we left because the mosquitos ran us off. p.s I only casted out once that at another hot spot and nailed a 20 in striper. Do you think people would fish out there if they knew what I knew? I just discovered your channel, so thanks for that.
Fish finders have been around for eighty years and they're a tool to help locate them. Many people have fish finders and still can't catch them. There are so many variables to fishing like rods n reels, lures, weather conditions etc!!!!!
Can u show how find crappie and bass with the livescope we want see the screen in action camera on the fish finder maybe split screen half alan half livescope
I've done many videos on live and if you wach I have two 12" Lowrance units stacked on top each other so I can see the live and 2D at the same time. Look at my crappie videos and my striper jigging video.
When stripers feed their usually up on the sand bars in shallow water. When their traveling upstream their usually in the deeper water. So When I'm bait fishing in the Sac river i like the high outgoing tide and I'm in 8-15ft of water.
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Tides dictate when and where to fish in the Delta and are the key to a successful day!
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care to share any info on the sturgeon in the delta ?
You are absolutly correct. My experience with all fish in the delta is when the high tide begins to slow down I pick up and chase that same tide up or down river.
Wow! We’re getting really spoiled. Thank you for sharing your years of hard work / wisdom with us. I’m really looking forward to the species breakdowns.
My first trip to the delta was in 1970 and I still remember that day not knowing what tides were. And I learned real fast how important tides are to a feeding fish!
Thanks Alan! I used to hang out with you at the old Rocklin store and pick your brain when I was a newbie. Thanks for all your advice over the years. Be sure to give your co-star credit for a great video. She stole the show 🙂!
NO problem as she asked to many questions LOL
Thanks for the video, it was nice to talk to you and Denise at Fishermans this Sunday. It was my first time meeting Denise and my daughter was excited as well because she was watching the video with me about the salmon spawning.
Thanks for coming as FW is a part of me as I started up that store 28 years ago. But now I must let go and move on. Showing people how to become better anglers is what I'm doing the YT channel for. Their is so much to learn and to this day I'm still learning too.
Thanks Alan! We really appreciate these tips and info you leak out for us.
Just trying to help out and see that is working!
You two are great! thankyou for all the info ... looking forward to the next video!!!
Thanks for watching! n hope it helps to understand the tides
Would be fun to see which baits to throw depending on the tide, time of year, etc
I was out on new years day for stripers in the delta. Started out fishing shallow flats as I had a great high tide in morning. It was very slow for the first couple hours catching only one keeper. At this time I get this feeling like I need to go look around so I went into Sherman Island and in hour nothing but couple dinks. So I ran out into the river graphing in 25-30 feet water and saw some fish on my graphs. Started spooning and started to hook up but lots of small stripers. I made the move and was heading towards Rio Vista in 25 feet water and I saw a lot of fish on my graph going 35 mph. So I stopped and graphed a little more going down stream and for couple hours it was two and three on at a time and the fish were all 3-7#! I have a lot of years on the delta chasing bass and stripers and have learned so much over the years. I can't begin to tell and show everything as it would take me years lol But I'll try!
@@AlanFong it’s all appreciated. Thanks Alan and Denise
This guy is awesome I would pay to go out for a day and soak up some
Knowledge
Look on my site at info@alanfongoutdoors.com and look under bookings as I do consulting on the water
I was fortunate to spend a year fishing the Delta with Sal Dimercurio. He knew every inch of the nearby delta. We were never skunked the entire time I fished with him.
cool I don't recognize his name but if I saw him I might know him.
I've been skunked down in the delta before when the water conditions were bad.
Another award winning video you guys are great. Thanks again for all the information. When I see you guys on the delta, can I get your autographs
NO problem but Denise might charge you LOL
You have my attention Now Kid.
WOW . Great video. Thanks .
Glad you liked it! N it will help as it is my bible to delta fishing
I use Tide Now Cal. Great App. But I don't understand why everyone in a boat is fishing next to the bank and everyone on the bank wants to cast out to the middle 😂
Good point LOL At different times of the year I'm off shore and at other times I'm right on the bank!
Proof that fish are everywhere
That’s how boaters are. They purposely do that so the shore guys don’t catch.
Let me explain: those are guys chunking cut bait out in the middle of the slough. I’ve been a live bait fisherman since the 80’s so I drop my bait in a hole out toward the middle of the slough and anchor directly in front of my bait about 100 feet.
My son and I had that same conversation 30 minutes ago. LOL
Hey Alan,
Great video about tides and thanks again, what great day at Berryessa, sorry about the spooled reels!
Glad you enjoyed it, did you leave water bottle in my boat? Try eating the fish?
thank you for the best explanation of delta tides!
More to come on how it effects different species of fish
Excellent video, not sure how I missed this one a few months ago.
Glad you liked it! Should help understand tides
Good stuff knowledge is king
Thanks and I understand the tides pretty well and it has helped me catch a lot more fish knowing where to be during each tide.
Thanks for the intelligent info. U should do a video on boating etiquette when anchoring around others?
Yes maybe as there are some nutty people driving boats. Everyone needs to take the boat driving corse and learn the etiquette!
Great video… if you can… add some video of you casting the way you do based on tides. Also, video of your boat positioning. This video has GREAT info, but if you added some video examples it would be even better.
Thanks
Thanks for the idea! If you follow my directions it's pretty easy to understand. Think about if you were the fish???????
First I want to thank you so very much for sharing all your wisdom and understanding about fishing. Question(s) regarding tides and which way fish are pointing and direction I should throw lure. Your saying I should cast ahead of fish and bring it to fish and not behind fish passing fish up? Please bring this into focus for me. Thank you.
I've learned over the years all the little things that make me a little better than the next guy. Fish that live in tidal water all their lifes use it to their advantage to feed. Fish always need to face into the current to stay put usually hiding behind weeds or wood. So their looking into the current as prey come to them. I like to retrieve my lure into the current so I'm putting the lure in their face. I've always said boat control has 75% of your sucess on catching fish!
And personally I don’t care what the tide is doing I just go fish, except full moon super tides. Now there are better times to pick up fish! Generally I get most fish when the tide is close to topping or close to flattening out.
Good tide chart is Willy Weather
LOL I can tell you tides matter. Ask all my friends how important the tides are. I can usually tell them what kind day I'm gonna have.
@@AlanFong I didn’t say they weren’t important, I said they don’t matter to me! I hit the Suisun slough 3 days a week at 6 am go catch my bait then rig up and go drop my bait and sit till I catch a fish and trust me I catch a lot of striped bass between 15-40lbs
I know what your saying but I used to bait fish all the time also and stripers will eat bait where at times won't go after a lure. Stripers use the current and wait to ambush bait fish that the current pushes into breaks or weed flats.
The last series of videos have been so helpful! Thank you! I wasn't clear on which tide app you use. What was that? Going out tomorrow, hoping to put into.practice what I have learned.
Tides are so important when fishing the delta. Tides are how I know were to go fish for stripers and bass. All species use the tides to go have dinner lol
This is amazing teaching and you are appreciated. When we book time with you, how long is the trip ?
My consulting trips are #1 electronics only two hours #2 electroics and consult on a specific fish is six hours
@AlanFong sounds good, for species trips, will time of year matter? Delta vs. Lakes?
Great video! Tons of info that is easy to take in. Do you have a recommendation for shops for boat service? I have a 96 Ranger R72 with a 115hp Mercury outboard that needs some TLC.
You can call around but Buck's Outboard, Gone Fishing Marine or CC Marine
Hi Alan, I've been enjoying your videos. One comment you made around the 12:30 time was you use marker buoys. Would you explain what marker buoys are and how to identify them. Thanks
When your heading down the SJ or Sac river around Rio Vista there are marker bouys in the river. One side their green and the other their red and numbered, these are used to mark the main channel so ships won't get grounded. You can look on your GPS and they will show up on your screen. I go up to the marker and look at the water to see if it's coming in or going out. Incoming it heads north and out going towards the bay. Then I compare the movement to the tide chart and make any adjustments as I mentioned.
Alan uses those light marker buoys to see which way the water is passing them either coming in or out. All I know about them and how to identify them is they're on the sides of the river..re-watch 10:38 to 11 :22 that's a light marker bouy that are about 15 ft high pole but looks lower when the water is way up with a side ladder on it and a big number in a green box on top on the west side of the river[port side--odd numbers--increasing toward head of navigation when proceeding upstream] like marker #7, a mile north of Clarksburg. And a red triangle like marker #6 on the east side of the river[starboard side--even numbers] a half mile south of Hood. They're all up the river miles apart and I believe the deep water channel.
Hi Alan, I’m aware of the Red & Green marker buoys & their meaning. I wasn’t aware that you were referring to those buoys. Thanks for the quick response. I very much enjoy your videos. I suggest you include your website in your description of your videos. It will make it easier for interested people to find. Looking forward to seeing more videos.
Where do you think stripers hang out in low tide like Freeport. Deep or shallow. Thanks
Thanks Alan!
My pleasure!
Alan- another nice video. Be cool to do in the shop talk on different electronics- brands and what is best for price ranges- hard to keep up on the latest technology- hear about live scan, live scope, active target all this stuff maybe you can break it down? Can you switch transducers and keep same monitor? etc... Might get more consulting business that way too! Thanks Jim B "Sportsmans Financial Advisor"
I retired from FW on Dec 31st. There is so much involved in every brand of electronics. I've been with Lowrance for over forty years and know them upside down. Even before Navico bought them some of the old transducers still work with the new units. I can answer most questions reguarding most brands.
Should I fish shallow or deep in low tide for stripers in sac river like Freeport area. Thanks.
Another valuable video - thank you Alan! Any tips for understanding large mouth feeding behavior in the south Delta/Tracy/Byron area where the pumps seem to run non stop? Water levels change with tides but current always seems to be moving. Kinda makes it challenging to nail tide related feeding windows.
Yes it does and if there is too much current I look for the slower movement. Sometimes too much of the good thing not good!
I could be wrong, Fong.
I do pay attention to the moon and weather for my fishing trips.
The tide charts have been off when I'm out fishing.
I don't think we have had enough rain to make a difference.
I don't pay attention to the upper lakes' the water release anymore.
You're on the water more than most people.
I trust Ya Kid.
I still have to ask.
Do you think they need to adjust the tide charts this year?
Write it down compared to the app and handbook.
Thats why I go by the markers to see how fast and if it's incoming or outgoing and I'll make the adjustment for the rest of the year or until when the rain season is over
@@AlanFong I’m to going to go soak a large minnow and some cut bait. First I’ll try a pump with some lures.
I let you know if they are hitting. 80$ for a license with a two rod stamp….no sturgeon tag this year for me.
Uncle Dick Screw N It Up For Me.
The sturgeon roe isn’t any good to eat when they are that small.
Hi another great video! I didn’t quite understand what you meant about how to position yourself though. If I’m looking for bass or stripers, how do I position my yak and lure? Do I throw in the same direction the current is moving? Thanks in advance!
Yes fish have to look into the current to stay put and get ready to ambush prey. I always hold the boat into the current or into the wind which is going the fastest so i can control the boat movement. Then I make my casts so I am retrieving my lure back into the current. Now my lure is coming right into the fish looking at my lure and you will get more hook ups.
Accually my lure will be coming with the current depending on if I'm fishing the bank or wide open flats. Just try bring the lure to the fishes face.
@@AlanFong thanks so much! I will give this a try!
What are good flooded flats near rio vista that you would fish?
Sherman Lake, Big Break and the flats in the SJ river below the Antioch bridge are the best flats around Rio Vista
Great information. I'm in the suisun bay near Martinez and I'm trying to catch Stripers from a kayak. I've caught some when outgoing from high tide on swim baits. Am I on the right track.?
Yes you are the higher the tide you'll find the stripers further back in 2-4 ft of water.
Great help!! Thanks so much for your knowledge. I know it takes years of experience
Thanks as always Alan…when the tide goes slack after the high point are those flooded islands still productive or do you want the water moving in there as well?
And I’ve always had people tell me about fishing the levee breaks for stripers but I have NEVER had any good results no matter where I’ve gone..I’ve noticed you never seem to be fishing them or even mention fishing levee breaks..Your thoughts ?Thanks as always Alan
If I'm fishing in a flooded island right before high tide and the water slacks up the fish will usually go on a feeding spree so I stay inside these islands on high slack tide as it usually turns pretty fast. I do fish levee breaks and I've done a few Fun Fishing show in the past catching lots big stripers and bass in these breaks. When a levee breaks for the first time it is a fish magnet and some of my best days have been on these breaks. When Liberty broke for the first time I can't tell you how many fish I caught there along with Leroy Bertelero as we were the only guys fishing it. Just be careful as they are dangerous as you can get swept into.
@@AlanFong Thanks Alan do you have an email I can reach you at?
Ive heard answers both ways, Do sturgeon feed into or with the current???
I've used my thinking on feeding fish in current on rock fishing, bottom feeding fish or fish that hang on structure. And I've found most of the time they feed into the current. If the fish is looking into the current he will smell the scent much better and can go to the food. Just my thinking and I do catch lots of fish.
In the winter vs spring/summer do LMB prefer a less intense tide?
Yes and it depends on where your at in the delta. The north delta has a big population of the northern strain bass and their more agressive and will still feed heavily in 52* water where as the Florida strain bass will hunker down for the winter and are less active. Current has a big influence on northern bass as they use it to their advantage to ambush prey.
Thanks@@AlanFong Is Rio area North enough or do you mean as far as Sacramento?
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Yes it will help my channel out a lot thanks
Get a video for each Species x Area × Time of Year combination and you get 100 episodes. I need 100 episodes to get better at the Delta
I’ve noticed the tide guide is off this year more than last year, it seems b off all the time.
Cant remember the app name but theres one that takes river current influence into account, some current app that gives close to real movement for different areas
Thats why I'm always checking lol
I think i might have loaded the wrong tide app. Its telling me to wash with like colors in cold water.
LOL I use Tide also
Alan... Mr. Fong.
I'm not begging. I'm ask N.
Today I will record my catches.
I have a channel on UA-cam.
I want to do live fishing videos do or die....Catch or just fish.
I need some people to pay attention me me me me.
HahaN.
You know what I'm asking ????
Help me go live on the Delta.
I always come across something cool from the bank.
I did talk to P.P.M. boat repairs this morning.
Uncle Dick showed up and only paid 20% of the overall repairs.
No, I'm not done crying 😢
LOL I just retired from FW and starting up my consulting business that is taking off like I didn't except and I'm super busy. Maybe when things calm down I can do other things.
When I was a little kid, the family went down to Sac River Deep Water Channel. Everyone's pole was in the water and it was dark by then. My mom said to my dad ..was that news report about the tide? Dad answers no, they were talking about the SF Giants game being tied. Famous last words as dad waded in shin deep water to reel in the poles.
Thats one way to learn lol
Hi Alan,
I've been fishing those dirt canals out between Los Banos and Dos Palos Y in the general area of Highway 152
for close to 50 years. I've caught a lot of fish out there. Do you think there would be any type of audience that would be interested in me going into details about the structures that are hangouts for all kinds of nice sized fish of all sorts? I hardly see anyone fishing out there anymore. Do you think other fishermen may think canal fishing is beneath them? Just for an example, my son and I were fishing on a weir in a dirt canal, and we caught 7 keeper sized bass in that one spot. None of my acquaintances would ever fish with me, but one day, one of them was tired of not being able to find a place where his seven year old son could catch fish. We fished the canals from 5 pm to dusk and caught over 25 catfish 2-5 lbs. ( we released them all). Most of those were in 1 spot. They were biting when we left because the mosquitos ran us off. p.s I only casted out once that at another hot spot and nailed a 20 in striper.
Do you think people would fish out there if they knew what I knew?
I just discovered your channel, so thanks for that.
Fishing With A Fish Finder Is Not Fishing
Fish finders have been around for eighty years and they're a tool to help locate them. Many people have fish finders and still can't catch them. There are so many variables to fishing like rods n reels, lures, weather conditions etc!!!!!
Can u show how find crappie and bass with the livescope we want see the screen in action camera on the fish finder maybe split screen half alan half livescope
I've done many videos on live and if you wach I have two 12" Lowrance units stacked on top each other so I can see the live and 2D at the same time. Look at my crappie videos and my striper jigging video.
Where do you think stripers hang out in low tide like Freeport. Deep or shallow. Thanks
When stripers feed their usually up on the sand bars in shallow water. When their traveling upstream their usually in the deeper water. So When I'm bait fishing in the Sac river i like the high outgoing tide and I'm in 8-15ft of water.
Thanks, that helpful