Starting our Collonello 10-day trip off right! The excellent quality continues down south. Lets keep it going!

Fun afternoon of fishing for us. Started off taking a tour around the rocks looking for any sign of tuna and or wahoo and which way the current was going. After a short analysis we got our anchor down and

THE TROUT ARE HERE! Our first trout plant of the season has officially arrived at Rancho Seco Recreational Area! Check out the video of fresh trout being released into the lake! Grab your fishing gear, bring the family, and come enjoy some great

A couple of nice ones from Yesterday’s Open Party Trip 10/29/31. Please check out the Cobra’s   Finished up with: 1 Barracuda, 7 Calico Bass, 1 Halibut, 16 Rockfish, 2 Sheephead, 49 Ocean Whitefish and 1 White Seabass.   Schedule at: cobrasportfishing.com

Weather window tomorrow through Sunday! We're finally getting more fall/winter like weather, so we'll be trying to time getting out when the ocean forecast allows. Give us a call at 541-765-2545 or book online at www.docksidedepoebay.com.

Current Water Conditions Truckee River flows are measuring around 76 CFS out of Tahoe City, 75 CFS through the town of Truckee, 168 CFS near Martis Creek, and 401 CFS at Farad. The flows are average for this time of year

BFEF welcomes John Whitson to the BFEF Tagged Trophy Trout Club. John bagged this fintastic 4lb 14oz BFEF TTT while fishing at Upper Twin Lake. He got it verified at Ken's and collected his bragging rights picture and his chance to

Kevin Nonoguchi and his group of 11 anglers are off to a good start this morning with 50 on deck up to 65 pounds!  Come join one of our upcoming limited load trips! Scroll down and filter New Lo an !

We’re currently out on Trip #50, 8-Day Ultra Limited Load, October 24–November 1, 2026. Saturday morning, we left Fisherman’s Landing and drove south. We spent a couple of days traveling down the beach and had good action on school-grade yellowfin tuna.

Digs at Long Beach and Twin Harbors are postponed until further notice due to elevated marine toxin levels OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) confirmed today the first round of razor clam digging opportunities at Copalis and Mocrocksbeaches only from

Our local angler Theresa Richardson stopped in to share her catch of a nice striper from Rotary Park. This was a nice 10.6-pound striper measuring 32 1/2 inches. She was using anchovies while fishing from shore toward the downriver part