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San Luis Reservoir Fishing Report | September 1, 2025
Report by Capt. Roger George Roger George runs Roger George Guide Service and reports on San Luis Reservoir striper fishing for Catch America. What is working right now San Luis Reservoir stripers are on the move chasing bait as the lake rises to about 850,000 acre-feet, roughly 40 percent full. Look for early topwater in the coves, then troll the 60 to 80 foot zone where you will run into the most fish. Thick algae and constant wind are shifting the bite, so scout and fish safe. What is biting at San Luis Reservoir right now?Stripers are the target and the bite has been up and down. Capt. Roger George rates it about a three to four out of ten. The lake has come up to 850,000 acre-feet, near 40 percent full, spreading fish into new shoreline areas where minnows and stripers are moving. What depth are the stripers holding at San Luis Reservoir?The troll fish are running the regular 60 to 80 foot range, which is where you will bump into the most fish. You still have to hunt for them and find the exact depth they want that day, so watch your electronics and stay mobile. What techniques are working at San Luis Reservoir?Early topwater and ripbait fishing along shoreline coves can be good, but you have to be out there early and it only lasts a while. Trolling the 60 to 80 foot band produces, and a few fish are coming on the jig. Mostly school-size fish, not many big ones right now. How are conditions at San Luis Reservoir?Heat has thickened the algae considerably and it will likely get thicker over the next couple weeks, changing the bite. Wind has been constant, blowing early and again later in the day. Check wind reports, be cautious, and take your time getting back in if it kicks up. What is the outlook for San Luis Reservoir?Roger thinks the topwater school-fish action may improve over the next week or so as the lake keeps rising. A limit is very possible right now if you know the water and time it well. He rates it a three, maybe a four out of ten. Specific lures were not specified in this report. Watch the full report From the report (Capt. Roger George): The troll bite has been up and down. The fish are running the regular 60 to 80 feet, kind of one of the areas where you'll probably run into the most fish. We're seeing some topwater action starting in some of the coves. You're going to have to be out there early. The wind has been a constant situation. San Luis Reservoir September 1, 2025 FAQ What depth are San Luis Reservoir stripers holding in September?The regular 60 to 80 foot range is where you will run into the most trolling fish. Is topwater working at San Luis Reservoir?Yes, early topwater and ripbait along shoreline coves can be good, but it is mostly school-size fish and the window is short. How full is San Luis Reservoir right now?About 850,000 acre-feet, roughly 40 percent full, and coming up a little each day. What is affecting the bite at San Luis Reservoir?Thickening algae from the heat and constant early and afternoon wind are both changing the bite. How does Roger George rate the San Luis bite?About a three, maybe a four out of ten for this week. What size stripers are being caught at San Luis Reservoir?Mostly school fish right now, without a lot of big fish in the topwater action. Shop the Tackle Shop Striped Bass Tackle Shop Striped Bass Gear
Learn moreSan Joaquin Delta Fishing Report | September 1, 2025
Report by Capt. Cal Kellogg Cal Kellogg is a veteran Northern California guide and Catch America pro-staff captain. Shop Cal Kellogg's tackle. What is working right now Striper action on the San Joaquin Delta is heating up in early September 2025 as more fish push up from the bay through the West Delta. Cal Kellogg’s best depth has been 12 to 17 feet, with a 22 pound fish safely released this week. Stay flexible: troll shallow and deep divers and swimbaits, or drift and anchor with live and cut bait in the smaller sloughs. What is biting on the San Joaquin Delta right now?Striped bass, and the action is getting exciting. Cal Kellogg reports more and more fish pushing up from the bay, through the West Delta, and up the San Joaquin. His biggest so far this fall was a 22 pounder, safely released, plus a 7 to 8 pound fish he kept for dinner. It gets better every trip.What depth are the stripers holding on the Delta?Cal’s best depth has been 12 to 17 feet. The fish are trickling up the system and staging where the current concentrates them. Stay mobile and target that 12 to 17 foot band, adjusting to where you mark and hook fish along the West Delta and San Joaquin.What methods are working on the Delta?Stay flexible. Trolling shallow runners, deep runners, Rat-L-Traps, and soft plastic swimbaits has been productive, though weeds can make trolling frustrating. In smaller sloughs, drifting with live bait or anchoring with cut and live bait works. These are not Catch America products, so use your confidence striper gear.How should I target concentrated stripers on the Delta?When you find fish stacked on a current break, casting soft plastic swimbaits is productive. Otherwise keep an open mind and rotate between trolling, drifting, and anchoring with bait depending on the area. Flexibility is the key theme, since different spots reward different methods day to day.What is the outlook for the San Joaquin Delta?Great. Cal says it seems to get better every time he hits the water as more fish push in from the bay, setting up a strong fall for Delta striper anglers. Longer-term outlook and exact numbers were not specified in this report.Watch the full report From the report (Capt. Cal Kellogg): More and more fish are pushing up the system. They're coming up from the bay, passing through the West Delta, trickling up the San Joaquin. Stay flexible in terms of the method. Best depth for me has been 12 to 17 feet deep. Biggest fish so far this fall, 22 pounds, safely released.San Joaquin Delta September 1, 2025 FAQWhat depth are stripers biting on the Delta now?Cal’s best depth has been 12 to 17 feet along the West Delta and San Joaquin.What methods work for Delta stripers?Trolling divers, Rat-L-Traps, and swimbaits, plus drifting or anchoring with live and cut bait in the sloughs.How big are the Delta stripers right now?Cal released a 22 pounder this week and kept a 7 to 8 pound fish, with other fish on swimbaits.Where are the stripers on the San Joaquin Delta?Fish are pushing up from the bay through the West Delta and trickling up the San Joaquin.Is trolling good on the Delta now?It is effective but weeds can be frustrating. Casting swimbaits works well when fish stack on current breaks.What is the fall outlook for Delta stripers?Strong. Cal says it gets better every trip as more fish push in, setting up a great fall. Shop the Tackle Shop Capt. Cal Kellogg's Tackle Shop Striped Bass Gear
Learn moreSan Luis Reservoir Fishing Report | August 25, 2025
Report by Roger George Roger George runs Roger George Guide Service and targets striped bass on San Luis Reservoir. What is working right now San Luis Reservoir striper fishing is slow and in transition in late August 2025, rated about a two or three out of ten. Fish are holding around 70 feet. Troll stick baits like Lucky Craft, Smithwick, and Rapala in shad colors, and work coves with rip baits in the afternoon. Wind, monsoon weather, and pumping water are moving fish daily. How is San Luis Reservoir fishing right now?Slow. Roger George rates it about a two or three out of ten. He caught a few fish in the morning near the dam, but 20 mph wind, shifting wind direction, overcast, and recent monsoon conditions with lightning have kept it tough. The fish are hard to pattern and require covering ground. What depth are San Luis stripers holding?The fish are holding at about 70 feet. Water is being pumped in and out day to day, which changes lake depth and affects where the stripers sit, so plan to search rather than expecting them in the same spot two days running. What lures work at San Luis Reservoir now?Troll stick baits from Lucky Craft, Smithwick, and Rapala in shad colors, which are the colors to focus on. Anglers are also catching some from shore on bait, and throwing rip baits in the coves in the afternoon can produce if you are in the right place. These are not Catch America products. How full is San Luis Reservoir?The reservoir is at about 38 percent. They are putting water in on and off, pumping day to day, morning and afternoon, which is affecting both the fish and how deep the lake is. That fluctuation is a big reason the stripers have been hard to pattern this year. What is the outlook for San Luis Reservoir?Roger hopes for stabilization soon so things start working more normally, and heading into fall the fishing could become awesome. For now, expect a new lake almost every day and be ready to search and cover water. Exact water temperatures were not specified in this report. Watch the full report From the report (Roger George): We caught a few fish this morning. It's been slow fishing, had a lot of wind this morning, 20 miles an hour. The fish are holding at about 70 feet. We're trolling everything from Lucky Craft, to Smithwick, to Rapalas, all of those types of things in shad colors. We're at about 38% right now. San Luis Reservoir August 25, 2025 FAQ How deep are San Luis Reservoir stripers now?About 70 feet. What lures work at San Luis in late August?Trolled stick baits from Lucky Craft, Smithwick, and Rapala in shad colors. How full is San Luis Reservoir?About 38 percent, with water pumped in and out day to day. How would you rate San Luis fishing right now?About a two or three out of ten, because it has been slow and variable. What is affecting the San Luis bite?Wind, monsoon weather with lightning, and pumping water moving the fish. What colors work best at San Luis?Shad colors on stick baits. Shop the Tackle Shop Striped Bass Gear Shop Striped Bass Gear
Learn moreSan Joaquin River Fishing Report | August 25, 2025
Report by Capt. Cal Kellogg Cal Kellogg is a veteran Northern California guide and Catch America pro-staff captain, fishing the California Delta out of the Sierra foothills. Shop Cal Kellogg's tackle. What is working right now Stripers are moving into the California Delta in late August 2025, with good action in the west Delta and fish caught in the San Joaquin River. Surface temps are around 71 degrees. Cal Kellogg ran and gunned for marks, throwing a compact swimbait on an underspin head. Largemouth bass came on rattletrap-style baits. A fun fall striper season is shaping up. What is biting in the San Joaquin River right now?Stripers are moving into the Delta, with a good bite in the west Delta and fish caught in the San Joaquin River. Cal Kellogg ran and gunned for marks on his first exploratory trip and boated stripers, plus a bunch of largemouth bass mixed in.What baits are working for Delta stripers?Cal's top bait was a compact swimbait fished on a Blade Runner Tackle underspin head, a competitor product with a ton of vibration. For largemouth, a Rattle Trap style lure from Berkley produced well. Both were cast and retrieved on a run-and-gun search pattern.Where are the stripers holding in the San Joaquin?Many marks were fairly deep on the sand flats, with some sitting in holes. Cal thinks the fish went deeper because of the warm surface temperature and heavy sun that day. He plans to work those deeper marks with bait next time out.What are the conditions on the Delta?Surface temp was 71 degrees in the San Joaquin River, with hot air near 100 degrees and a lot of sun the day of the trip. That heat pushed fish deeper, but the west Delta striper bite has been very good for anglers throwing swimbaits.What is the outlook for Delta stripers?Cal expects a really exciting fall on the striper front for anglers who get out to the Delta. His next trips will add live-bait drifting and anchor-and-bait fishing to reach the deeper marks he found on the sand flats and in the holes.Watch the full report From the report (Capt. Cal Kellogg): Surface temp out there was 71 degrees in the San Joaquin River. I was throwing a little swimbait on a little underspin head put out by Blade Runner Tackle. Compact bait, ton of vibration, and it was working really well. The stripers are moving into the Delta. The bite in the west Delta has been very good for guys throwing swimbaits.San Joaquin River August 25, 2025 FAQWhat is biting in the San Joaquin River right now?Stripers are moving into the Delta, with largemouth bass mixed in and a good west Delta bite.What is the water temperature in the San Joaquin River?Surface temp was around 71 degrees, with hot air near 100 degrees.What baits work for Delta stripers?A compact swimbait on a Blade Runner underspin head was the top bait. Rattletrap-style baits took largemouth bass.Where are the stripers holding?Deeper on the sand flats and in holes, likely pushed down by the warm surface temperature and heavy sun.What tactics will Cal try next?Live-bait drifting and anchor-and-bait fishing to reach the deeper marks on the sand flats.Who guides the Delta for Catch America?Capt. Cal Kellogg. Shop the Tackle Shop Cal Kellogg's Tackle Shop All Tackle
Learn moreSan Luis Reservoir Fishing Report | August 18, 2025
Report by Capt. Roger George Roger George runs Roger George Guide Service and reports on San Luis Reservoir striper fishing for Catch America. What is working right now The San Luis Reservoir striper bite has improved considerably. Fish are moving around chasing bait from 50 to 70 feet, with boils near shoreline at times. Water temps are near 80 degrees and the lake is coming up gradually. Pick a calm, low-wind day and you can score, including quality fish like the 17.2 pounder Roger George landed. What is biting at San Luis Reservoir right now?Stripers, and the bite has improved considerably. Capt. Roger George found a beautiful fish that went 17.2 pounds on this trip. Fish are moving around chasing bait, so you still have to hunt, but the overall bite is much better than it was. What depth are the stripers holding at San Luis Reservoir?Roger found the fish at about 70 feet, with fish anywhere from 50 to 70 feet. They are moving quite a bit chasing bait, and there are shoreline boils at times, so cover water and stay ready to react to surface activity. What techniques work at San Luis Reservoir?Trolling, casting the shoreline, and jigging can all work. Some anglers are casting to shore during boils. The fish are chasing bait and pushing it up, so keep an eye out for surface action and target it when the wind lays down. How do conditions affect the San Luis bite?Water temps are close to 80 degrees depending on the day, and algae is getting tougher. The lake is coming up gradually, which is improving the bite. Your best days are calm ones without heavy wind. What is the outlook for San Luis Reservoir?Roger rates trolling, casting, and jigging about a three to four out of ten, and expects it to keep improving in the near future. The gradual rise in lake level is a positive. Specific lures and colors were not specified in this report. Watch the full report From the report (Capt. Roger George): The bite has improved considerably. We found the fish at about 70 feet. We're finding anywhere from 50 to 70. These fish are moving around quite a bit right now, chasing bait. There's boils at times that are happening near shoreline. We did find a really nice fish that went 17.2. San Luis Reservoir August 18, 2025 FAQ What depth are San Luis stripers holding in mid-August?Anywhere from 50 to 70 feet, with fish found at about 70 feet on this trip. What is the water temperature at San Luis Reservoir?Close to 80 degrees, depending on the day. Is the San Luis bite getting better?Yes, it has improved considerably and is expected to keep improving as the lake rises gradually. What was the biggest striper caught?A fish that went 17.2 pounds. When is the best time to fish San Luis right now?On calm days without heavy wind, when boils and bait activity show up near shoreline. How does Roger rate the bite?About a three to four out of ten for trolling, casting, and jigging. Shop the Tackle Shop Striped Bass Tackle Shop Striped Bass Gear
Learn moreSan Luis Reservoir Fishing Report | August 4, 2025
Report by Capt. Roger George Roger George runs Roger George Guide Service and reports on San Luis Reservoir striper fishing for Catch America. What is working right now San Luis Reservoir has stabilized around 36 percent full and stripers are settling in. Fish are suspended and scattered from 30 feet in shallow water out to 50 and 60 feet and deeper. The key is finding active fish and working them with trolling, spooning, jigging, or casting. Roger George landed a 41 inch, 34-plus pound striper on this trip. What is biting at San Luis Reservoir right now?Stripers, and the standout was a 41 inch fish weighing 34-plus pounds, nearly 35. Capt. Roger George rates the overall bite three to four out of ten. The lake has stabilized near 36 percent full, which is helping fish pattern up, though many remain inactive after the long drawdown. What depth are the stripers at San Luis Reservoir?Fish are suspended and scattered. Roger found them in water as shallow as 30 feet, out to 50 and 60 feet, and farther and deeper. There is no single depth, so keep looking for the active fish rather than fishing every mark you see. What techniques work at San Luis Reservoir?Trolling, spooning, jigging, casting to shore, and ripbaits can all produce. The main lake is the better bet right now. If fish are not biting, they probably will not, so come back later when they fire up. Finding active fish is the critical factor. How do you handle big stripers at San Luis Reservoir?Roger uses a Seaqualizer to release big fish safely from deep water. It clips to the downrigger line and the fish's mouth, then pops open at a chosen depth of 30, 50, or 70 feet so the fish swims away. A great way to conserve big fish. What is the outlook for San Luis Reservoir?With the lake stable at 36 percent and a little water moving in and out each day, fish are getting more active. It was a grind most of the day, with bites picking up around noon. Roger rates it three to four out of ten. Specific lure colors were not specified in this report. Watch the full report From the report (Capt. Roger George): The lake level has started to stabilize at about 36 percent. Those fish are from down lower all the way up to the surface. I found fish in shallower water, 30 feet, all the way out 50, 60, and then out farther, deeper. It was a 41-inch striper that weighed 34-plus pounds. We used the Seaqualizer to put it down. San Luis Reservoir August 4, 2025 FAQ How full is San Luis Reservoir in early August?It has stabilized at about 36 percent, with a little water coming in and going out each day. What depth are San Luis stripers holding?They are suspended and scattered from about 30 feet in shallow water out to 50, 60 feet and deeper. What was the biggest fish caught?A 41 inch striper that weighed 34-plus pounds, almost 35 pounds. What is the best way to fish San Luis right now?Find active fish first, then work them with trolling, spooning, jigging, casting, or ripbaits on the main lake. How do you safely release deep-water stripers?Use a Seaqualizer descending device clipped to your downrigger line to return big fish to depth. How does Roger rate the San Luis bite?About a three to four out of ten right now. Shop the Tackle Shop Striped Bass Tackle Shop Striped Bass Gear
Learn moreSan Luis Reservoir Fishing Report | July 25, 2025
San Luis Reservoir keeps falling and the striper bite is very tough, with most fish coming trolling around 70 feet.
Learn moreSan Luis Reservoir Fishing Report | July 7, 2025
Report by Roger George Roger George runs Roger George Guide Service and fishes San Luis Reservoir for striped bass. What is working right now San Luis Reservoir striper fishing has improved in early July 2025. Water temps are around 65 degrees and rising, and fish are coming out of spawn mode and holding mostly 60 to 70 feet deep. Roger George trolls divers and minnow-style lures in shad colors to the fish, landing a 26-incher. Practice catch and release and handle fish carefully in the warm water. How is the striper bite at San Luis Reservoir right now?Improved. Roger George rates it about a 3, maybe a little better. The fish are coming out of spawn mode and the wind has finally calmed down, though a brutal heat wave is on the way. Bank anglers with bait are doing okay too. What depth are the stripers holding at San Luis?Most fish are holding about 60 to 70 feet deep. Get your trolled lures down into that band where you mark fish, and you should do okay. What lures are working at San Luis Reservoir?Trolling is the play. Run a diver or jointed diver, or a minnow-style lure in shad colors, down to the fish. Roger George names brands like Lucky Craft, Smithwick, and Rapala, which are not carried by Catch America. How should I handle San Luis stripers in warm water?Catch and release or selective harvest is critical. If you keep fish, keep the smaller ones and let the bigger ones go. Handle them carefully and get them back quickly, especially as the water warms. What are the conditions at San Luis Reservoir?Water temps are 65 degrees and up. The wind that kept Roger George off the water for a week has settled, but a heat wave is coming. The lake is still falling but has slowed, and the weather looks favorable. Watch the full report From the report (Roger George): The fishing has improved. The fish seem to be coming out of their spawn mode. A lot of the fish are holding at about the 60 to 70-foot range. Trolling with either a diver, jointed diver, or something like a regular minnow lure in shad colors, if you get them in the fish, I think you'll do okay. Catch and release is critical, or selective harvesting. San Luis Reservoir July 7, 2025 FAQ How is the San Luis striper bite in July 2025?Improved, rated about a 3 or a little better by Roger George, with fish coming out of spawn. What depth are San Luis stripers holding?Mostly 60 to 70 feet deep. What is the water temperature at San Luis Reservoir?Around 65 degrees and rising, with a heat wave expected. What lures work for San Luis stripers?Trolled divers and minnow-style lures in shad colors. Should I keep or release San Luis stripers?Practice catch and release or selective harvest. Keep the smaller fish and release the bigger ones, handling them carefully in warm water. How big were the fish caught?Roger George showed a nice striper of about 26 inches on the water. Shop the Tackle Shop Striped Bass Tackle Shop Striped Bass Gear
Learn moreSan Luis Reservoir Fishing Report | June 9, 2025
Report by Roger George Roger George runs Roger George Guide Service and fishes San Luis Reservoir for striped bass. What is working right now The San Luis Reservoir striper bite is tough in early June 2025, with heavy algae and low visibility scattering the fish. Quality is still there, with fish up to 8 pounds and a recent trip of 15 fish from 21 inches to 8 pounds. Roger George trolls diving lures with rattles about 120 feet behind the boat at 2.2 mph, on 20 to 25 pound line and 9-foot rods. How is the striper bite at San Luis Reservoir right now?Tough and slow, with heavy algae and low visibility scattering the fish. Roger George still put together 15 fish on a recent trip, ranging from 21 inches up to 8 pounds. Persistence and covering water are key. What lures are working at San Luis Reservoir?Diving lures with rattles that cut through the algae. Roger George names a 5-inch Smithwick, the 128 Lucky Craft, and Bomber Long As, which are not carried by Catch America. The rattle and turbulence help fish find the lure in dirty water. How does Roger George troll for San Luis stripers?He runs the lures about 120 feet behind the boat at about 2.2 miles per hour, getting them down to where he marks fish. That lets him check whether the fish will commit and whether he has the right color. What rod, reel, and line does Roger George use?A longer 9-foot rod for extra bend and hook-holding on big fish, 20 to 25 pound Trilene Big Game line since the fish are not line shy, and spinning reels. He has landed fish up to 43 pounds on spinning gear. What are the conditions at San Luis Reservoir?Algae is heavy and visibility is low, making the bite difficult and the fish scattered. Even so, quality fish up to 8 pounds are being caught by staying persistent and working the water hard. Watch the full report From the report (Roger George): The type of lures I'm using, like a 5-inch Smithwick, the 128 Lucky Craft, and Bomber Long As. Running these about 120 feet behind the boat, about 2.2 miles an hour. I'm using 20-25 pound test, Trilene Big Game. We ended up with 15 fish, from 21 inches up to 8 pounds. The bite was very slow, very difficult, but we managed to make the day work. San Luis Reservoir June 9, 2025 FAQ Why is the San Luis striper bite tough in June 2025?Heavy algae and low visibility have the fish scattered and slow, per Roger George. How far back should I troll at San Luis?About 120 feet behind the boat at roughly 2.2 miles per hour. What lures cut through the algae at San Luis?Diving lures with rattles, such as a 5-inch Smithwick, a 128 Lucky Craft, or a Bomber Long A. What line does Roger George use for stripers?20 to 25 pound Trilene Big Game, since the fish are not line shy. Can you catch big San Luis stripers on spinning reels?Yes. Roger George fishes spinning reels almost exclusively and has landed fish up to 43 pounds. How big are the fish being caught?On a recent trip, 15 fish from 21 inches up to 8 pounds. Shop the Tackle Shop Striped Bass Tackle Shop Striped Bass Gear
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