When is the best time to go Sturgeon fishing in Sac. Cali?
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When the sturgeon are biting.  What's a Sac. Cali anyway?
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I was there two weeks ago and did the helifishing from the Station Township at El Questro.  Thoroughly recommend it - 16 barramundi and 4 catfish.  Plus awesome views, plus fighting off the crocs!  Awesome!!!  Obviously couldn;'t keep all the barra due to size limit.\n\nAnywhere on the Pentecost River is good fishing
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Sacramento River Trout Fishing\n      Unlike many trout rivers, the fish biomass density in the Sacramento River is measured in thousands of fish per mile. Through careful management, the Sacramento River now boasts as one of America's great trout fishing rivers. It is not uncommon for fishermen to catch sometimes as many as 50 fish in a single outing!
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Everyday.... a bad day fishing is better than a good day at work....lol.... Actually, with the right baits and lures you can talk old bucket mouth into the boat just about anytime of the year.  I do however find that the best times here in the southern US are spring (just before the spawn), just after the spawn.... and early fall.... that seems to be the times that bass are the most agressive.  You can't beat the feeling of a hard strike by a six to ten pound pole bender.\n When everyone else wasn't catching anything last night.... I brought up a three pounder with a grape worm trailing a gold Strike King gold bladed spinner.... then a four pounder on a glow from popper.  You just have to know when, where and how to work it.  But as long as my kids are with me.... anytime of the year is great.
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Sacramento is alright. You are better off in the Bay area which is about two hours away from Sac but its UNBELIEVABLY EXPENSIVE. Sacramento gets really HOT and there are a lot of hicks out there. They have music and stores and all that kind of stuff though, its not too bad on that level.
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The best times and places depend upon the species being pursued.  There is good fishing somewhere all year in Colorado.  Many tackle shops have a blackboard listing fishing conditions in nearby lakes and streams and generally are a good source for this type of information.
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Actually, it depends where you want to go. Flordia and California between Feb. and April. If you can afford to go to have fun and not worry about finances, check motel guide. If it tells you when prices are highest, that is the best time to go.
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Ahhhnold in CA on Nov. 8
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Generally, October to April, but I'm sure that it depends on where you are in California. I lived on the central coast. That's what it was there.
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Just went it was great water temp 76 and very clear great shots of fish.. go out with locals off the main rock called sinking linda
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Lots of lakes will be fishable... lots of places will be fishable, just with high water.  The Upper Sac is generally fishable even with high water... but not if it's off color.  The McCloud will probably be fishable, although a big high.  Fall River will be totally fishable, if you can get access.  Hat Creek will be fishable, but a zoo... there is a LOT of water to come down, but there will be lots of places you can wet a line.
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whenever you can find the time!   the fish are always in the water.  you only have to locate them and find out how to entice them!
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Try Utah lake it has good walleye fishing also it is good for white bass & and Cat fish if you like trout try straw berry  you could go to the Utah Divison of wild Life resorces home page and look at the fishing report to find a spot near you. a lot of the lakes there will be frozen over soon and Ice fishing will start I can't wait good luck
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One of the most spectacular events off the coast of Santa Barbara is the presence of feeding Blue Whales, Minke Whales, and Humpback Whales during May, June, July, August, and sometimes as late as September. Occasionally Right Whales and Orcas are spotted in the channel between the coast of California and the Channel Islands. There are whale watching tours year round, but the Blue Whales are the most spectacular and they are only present during the summer. The American Cetacean Society considers the Santa Barbara channel near the Channel Islands to the be the best place in the world for viewing Blue Whales.\n\nhttp://www.santabarbara.com/activities/whalewatching/\n\nhttp://www.acsonline.org/whalewatchtrips/index.html\n\nThe Mono Basin has a bird migration event in June with large populations of migratory birds:\nhttp://www.birdchautauqua.org/\n\nThe East Bay of the San Francisco Bay has a Return of the Terns event, but it is not yet listed on the website:\nhttp://www.ebparks.org/\n\nHere's a calendar with links:\nhttp://www.cawatchablewildlife.org/festivals.htm\n\nA regular column titled Natrualist's Almanac in "California Wild" magazine by David Lukas has notes on wildlife that can be observed during each month. \nhttp://www.calacademy.org/calwild/standard/backissues.html\n\n\nSummer solstice is about June 21, and there is always an impromptu celebration at Muir Beach, or so I'm told. There won't be migratory animals there, but you never know what might show up.
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There are a ton of great places in CA, so, it will depend on where you live, how far you want to go and what your skill level is.\n\nUp north... \n- The Upper Sacramento (above Lake Shasta) has about 40 miles of river available with a good, strong population of rainbows.\n- The McCloud is one of the most beautiful rivers you'll find anywhere.\n- The Pit has tough wading and fiesty bows.\n- Hat Creek/Fall River are both spring creeks that offer a good challenge.\n- Lower Sacramento in and below Redding has some of the largest trout in the state, but a boat is often required to fish it (especially at high flows).\n- N. Fork of the Feather has some great water.\n\nfurther south you still have a pick of rivers, but they tend to be a little shorter either in fishable water or season... Putah Creek, Merced, the Stan, Calaveras.\n\nTahoe has the Truckee and tons and tons of little creeks.\n\nFurther South you have fewer and fewer options... although you do have the Kings, Ownes, Hot Creek and Piru Creek... just to mention the few that spring to mind.\n\nCA has a TON of water and finding the right spot for your style is all part of the fun.  Be sure to check the regulations for whatever water you select, as they can vary dramatically.\n\nThe main season doesn't start until the last Sat. in April and the rivers are likely to be pretty high with all the rain and snow we've had.
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Oceanside def. try it with mussels as bait.
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It depends on what fish you are trying to catch. Somehow if you can tell me what you plan to catch, I can tell you which place is better.