With the water warming up the trout are going a little deeper but they are still biting near the surface. Catfish are being caught down at the south end an din the narrows. Use chicken livers or night crawler down deep in the mud. Bass action is picking up in all the coves and near cover. The south end near the boat ramp is the best bets.
Nightcrawlers seem to be the best producer.
The Annual Spring Charity Derby is on now. The Department of Fish and Game said today it has tentative plans to release an estimated 103,720 sport-sized trout in 56 northern waters in time for the April 28 opening day for stream trout fishing. By season's end, about 732,325 fish will have been planted in the 85 scheduled waters. Baum Lake, Brandy Creek, Lower Burney Creek, Middle Burney Creek, Upper Burney Creek, Lower Clark Creek, Clear Creek above Whiskeytown Lake, Clover Creek, North Cow Creek, South Cow Creek, Darrah Creek Pond, Grace Lake, Keswick Canal, Kilarc Reservoir, Hatchet Creek, Middle Hat Creek, Upper Hat Creek, McCloud Reservoir, Nora Lake, Old Crow Creek at the powerhouse, Sacramento River, Whiskeytown Lake. South Fork Sacramento River Wagon Creek.