California Delta - North VR South.
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Fishing the California Delta? Thinking about heading north or staying south? If you're fishing the California Delta and wondering which direction to go, this video may help to make your decision. The video is packed with historical information about where and when Large Mouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Small Mouth Bass, and Florida Bass were introduced to the river. Make an informed decision before you go.
Interesting history! Really loving this UA-cam channel!
Fascinating topic. North and south are very different. I’d add that up north is a bit more wilderness like. Help is further away and harder to come by. Be careful out there.
Now you know where they are at, you have no excuse. Go get'em Ken.
Very interesting and informative video Coop! Excellent research 👌. I was told years ago from a delta legend (Cooch), if you want to catch more and bigger fish stay in the middle delta!
I'd like to remind the viewers to use extreme caution when exploring new water!!
Thanks for the knowledge and tight lines from SJBM 🎣
Spoken from a south delta rat.
Great info, Coop. The Delta is such a puzzle when it comes to locating fish. It’s fascinating to hear the early history of how Bass were introduced. I’m predicting the Delta will be on fire this Spring.
I am hoping for the same. My predictions recently, have not been great, so right now it's just hope.
Steve,
What a great segment. I love this kind of information. Thank you very much.
With all the great information, tips and everything else you have provided over the years I do not even bring a rod with me any more to the Delta. I just park the boat and the Bass jump in, they know they don't stand a chance 🤣🤣.
Thank you so much for everything you contribute to the fishing community!
Thanks for all the support Mike, I'll buy your old bear, I still need it.
Thanks for this very informative video, this gave me a great perspective of the Delta bass!
Thanks DC, it was fun for me to actually learn when and where the fish started from.
VERY interesting history of the delta bass. Thank you.
Thanks for the support Mesibel.
I have a tip for everyone who wants to fish now during the muddy waters.
The fish are up on the bank in the fast moving waters.
The muddier the stronger the closer.
Live bait worm or minnow no weight you can use a huge swivel for some weight….you will get bit.
Striper sturgeon bass pike catfish too.
If you snag you snag that’s where the fish are.
Thanks for checking in Mike.
fish artificial lures like a man 😎
Great info Steve!!! Can’t wait for that water to warm up again!!!
Me too, see you on the river. Good luck.
Way to lay it out. As always good info. I especially liked the info on the introduction of the types of bass into the Delta. As a bass head, any info on the species is a bonus. Thx again.
Thanks for the support Robert, good luck.
Hi Steve, DeepV here... great info and insight and it did help to solidify our preference for the middle-south delta. My boat being a Tracker 185 doesn't have the shallow draft like a bass boat so areas like Liberty kind of intimidates me. I've run aground a couple/few times... once when we used to launch from New Hope and work our way along Hog, Beaver, and Sycamore. I even got disoriented in the fog coming down from Paradise (our fav launch) along Disappointment and got stuck in a foot of thick weeds just outside of King...had to pushpole out from the thick vegetation. But beyond those few mishaps, all of our areas from White Slough to Mildred and Frank's have kept us coming back and there's so many areas we have yet to learn in that general radius. I lost my possible double-digit on the Moke just around the corner from B&W so I'm confident there's big fish in the middle and south delta though as I've always said, we're just happy to get fish on the hook! Thanx for another informative vid!!! Later!
Thanks for checken in, looking foward to seeing you at the ramp soon.
Hey Steve, great information. Thanks for sharing. Someday I will get up the nerve to try the shallows in Northern Delta as it is closer to home. For now, still learning Central Delta “neighborhoods”.
Now you know the Delta stold the Folsom fish.
This is good info Steve thanks. I saw u at Ise Sunday u had few guys talking to u. I’ll see u around paradise. Finally got my carpet re done on the boat ready to head out soon!
Sounds good basser-looking foward to seeing you at the ramp.
Good info! Missed you at the ISE Show on Friday. Perhaps I’ll see you on the water.
Thanks for the support Steve-see you on the river.
Great job, Steve. Nice info, especially the comparisons north vs south in terms of tidal surge and depth differences and their impact on choice of weight. The historical distribution of fish was very interesting but those plants were a very long time ago. I would think (but you would know far better) that the Florida strain LMBs took hold, got acclimated and dispersed a long time ago. And, by the way - who said anything about not being interested in spots and smallies? Ha. Many thanks
Thanks for the support and comment Rich. I would love to catch a bag of spots and smallies right now.
The early stocking of LMBs on the Delta was reminiscent of golden trout stocking in the Sierra back country lakes using milk containers on pack mules!!! @@indeeponthedeltawithstevec5997
Great info. Thanks for sharing!!!
Steve, what I would like to know is who holds the most tournaments I think more big fish probably around Frank’s track only because I think Russo‘s marina holds so many tournaments and the fish get relocated. My daughter and granddaughter had a great time at the ISE show thanks for taking time to talk to us. Camo guy.
Good to see you at the show Frank, good luck this year.
Great info much appreciated Steve!
Thanks for the support Eric, good luck. Let me know how you do.
Wow this is a crazy video sir love it absolutely love it
Thanks so much Mark, good luck.
You sound all rested up Coop.
I know we may have take up too much of your time last Sunday.
I could have hung out with you all afternoon Steve.
I only bought clothing and some red tails for my sneaky Pet at the Big Show.
I found a few new lures I liked .. none like the krej lure.
I was a little excited Steve.
And I do get worse before I get better.
I have enjoyed every encounter with you…..you make it easy Coop.
I’m on team Cooper…
North N South East N West fish with me I’m the best.
Thanks Mike.
I loved this professor Cooper! Really interesting. Need to figure a way to get to liberty some time this year. Thanks again. Great stuff.
Thanks for calling me professor, my new smock is in the mail.
@@indeeponthedeltawithstevec5997 the delta doctor is in!
Thanks for your consistency
Thanks chillin.
Best delta channel
Great info !!!👍
Thank you for the support and comment.
Awesome video
Thanks G.
Different tides and times of year I fish different areas to move back and forth
Hey Lydia, how are you doing?
How do I know they swim up to and look at you and slowly swim away.
Not all of them are 10lbs. I do see a lot of big ones, and have landed a really big one In Deep On That Canal.
Way before the golf course was around.
I actually rode motorcycles across that course and made a small jump while construction of the golf course was laid out.
Good N Great Times.
All Day All Long Coop!
👍
Did They bring those big fat bass back to P.P.M. .???
The fish from the Big Tank at the Big Show?
Do you think at least two of the bass were over 10lbs.
Told you I get excited and could talk all afternoon.
Hey Steve, thanks agree with the video. One other point that I’ve heard that I don’t think you mentioned is that the northern bass are more agreeable to nasty weather, 15:26 changing barometer, storm fronts, etc. do you agree? Did you find out the same in your research?
It was your idea Glenn.
Start fishing Largie first but now I enjoy catching smallie/spot more than Largie due to its more aggressive nature.
I guess I shoul not have said no one fishes for the Spots and Smallies, they are fun and I would love a few right now.
Inside lost slue 10lbs plus hard to sneak up on them.
It’s a waiting game.
what's considered a high vs low tide coefficient?
If you check out Tides for fishing app-free- you wil see a dayly tide coefficient. The larger the number the bigger the tide and the more current. The tides revolve around the moon so at full moon you may have a coefficient like 80 or 90. 10 days later it may be 50 or 60. If you are fishing up North with a co. of 80 or 90, the tide will be really ripping. If you are in the south you will still have a strong tide but not as much as you will have up North. Hope that explains it. Good luck.
@@indeeponthedeltawithstevec5997 Thank you!
Thanks for watching.
Literally, the toughest & best fishery I've ever fished.Because everything looks good, but it's not. Tides wind sea lions pressure. Bank anglers that kill everything they catch. It's all about location
Right now I have to agree on the toughest part.
I Caught My Biggest Bass In the Stockton Deep Water Channel It Was Almost 13 lb It Was Like 12.10 or 11 And It Was In September So If I Would Have Caught Her In the Spring She Might Have Been Maybe 15 lb That Would Have Been Crazy I Am Pretty Share She Was a Florida Bass Giant Mouth And Ling Body Big Bulging Eyes And YES I Am Proud To Say I Released Her I Weighed and Took Pics I Have Seen 2 Fish In The Ca Delta Bigger One Was At The South Delta Tracy Area Spawning She Had To Be 15 Or 16 The Male With Her Was Like 4 Or 5 lb And The Other Big Fish Was Again In The Stockton Deep Water Channel With My Aqua View Under Water Camera She Was By a Submerged Log In Like 8 Or 10 Feet Of Water We Are Blessed To Live By And Fish Are Delta Great Video Man Good Info THANKS AND HONOR To The Mostly CHINESE Workers That Dug These Channels And Dykes By Hand Thank You🪶
Thanks for the story lyric, I have never seen a 15 lb bass, maybe some day. Good luck.
@@indeeponthedeltawithstevec5997 They Are Here Just One Cast a Way Love The Cannel