3 lbs.
Jim Pennell
4-4-2019
Del Valle Lake
Jim Pennell of Livermore caught two trout, the largest weighing three pounds. He was fishing in the Narrows with yellow and orange mice tails.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Del Valle Lake Staff
1 lbs. 8 oz.
Joseph L.
4-4-2019
Del Valle Lake
Joseph L. of Livermore caught this one-and-a-half pound trout while fishing in Swallow Bay. He was fishing with spring green Powerbait.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Del Valle Lake Staff
1 lbs. 8 oz.
4-4-2019
Quarry Lakes
Four-year old Jack K. of San Jose caught a one-and-a-half pound trout using chartreuse Powereggs! He and his dad were fishing from the Peninsula.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Horeshoe Lake Staff
5 lbs.
Peter S,
4-4-2019
Quarry Lakes
Peter S. of Fremont caught a five-pound trout while fishing along Fisherman’s Row. He was using spring green Powerbait. Peter returned a few days later and caught a seven-pound trout in the same location, using the same bait!
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Horeshoe Lake Staff
8 lbs. 3 oz.
Raymundo R .
4-4-2019
Quarry Lakes
Raymundo R. of San Jose caught this eight-pound, four-ounce trout while fishing with his friend from a boat along the swim beach area. He was using a wacky worm lure.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Horeshoe Lake Staff
6 lbs.
Mae G.
4-4-2019
Lake Chabot
Mae G. of San Leandro caught this nearly six-pound trout on her birthday! She was fishing in Indian Cove with Powerbait.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Chabot Staff
7 lbs. 11 oz.
Daniel A.
4-4-2019
Lake Chabot
Daniel A. and friend from Hayward came to the lake for Daniel’s birthday and caught a stinger of trout including a seven-and-a-quarter pound and six-and-a-quarter pound trout from the first dock on the west shore! They were fishing with pink flicker shad.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Chabot Staff
5 lbs. 11 oz.
Israel L.
4-4-2019
Lake Chabot
Israel L. from Milpitas caught this five-and-a-quarter pound trout by Alder Point. He was fishing with a swim jig.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Chabot Staff
5 lbs. 3 oz.
Doug W.
4-4-2019
Lake Chabot
Doug W. of Castro Valley caught this five-and-a-quarter pound trout from the east shore. He was fishing with Powerbait.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Chabot Staff
8 lbs. 3 oz.
Steven R.
4-4-2019
Lake Chabot
Steven R. of San Jose caught this eight-and-a-quarter pound trout in Honker Bay. He was fishing with roboworms.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Chabot Staff
5 lbs. 8 oz.
Krishna
4-4-2019
Lake Chabot
Krishna and friend, from San Jose caught this five-and-a-half pound trout from the second pier on the west shore. He was fishing with Powerbait.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Chabot Staff
7 lbs. 11 oz.
Jeff N.
4-4-2019
Lake Chabot
Jeff N. of Castro Valley caught this seven-and-three-quarters pound rainbow trout by Raccoon Point. He was fishing with Powerbait.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Chabot Staff
Mark S.
4-4-2019
Contra Loma Reservoir
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Contra Loma Staff
7 lbs.
Matlide
4-4-2019
Contra Loma Reservoir
Matilde caught a seven-pound trout near channel point while fishing with Powerbait.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Contra Loma Staff
Mark S.
4-4-2019
Contra Loma Reservoir
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Contra Loma Staff
7 lbs.
Alec
4-4-2019
Contra Loma Reservoir
Alec caught this seven-pound trout while fishing at Contra Loma!
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Contra Loma Staff
6 lbs. 3 oz.
Mark S.
4-4-2019
Contra Loma Reservoir
Mark S. caught three trout on three separate visits to Contra Loma, all weighing over six-and-a-quarter pounds while fishing from a boat with Mice tails!
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Contra Loma Staff
4-4-2019
Sacramento River - Lower
Spring break has been fantastic for many families who are fishing with us! Sons and daughters are catching some big fish and making memories with us daily!
Photo Credit: Captain Justin Thompson
9 lbs. 6 oz.
4-4-2019
Lake Amador
The Brandt Brothers
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Amador
7 lbs. 8 oz.
Steven Perales
4-4-2019
Lake Amador
Steven Perales has a serious fight on his hands when he hooked into this chunky 7.5 lb Rainbow on Saturday. Nice catch Steven!
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Amador