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Trigger Buggers are putting in serious work at Collins Lake this week! Capt. Cal Kellogg is crushing the trout with thes...
10/31/2026

Trigger Buggers are putting in serious work at Collins Lake this week! Capt. Cal Kellogg is crushing the trout with these trolling flies right now.

If you’ve never trolled flies before, now is the time to give it a shot. Stay tuned next week for an in-depth video with Cal covering everything you need to know about trolling flies.

Want to hook into some of these trophy rainbows yourself? Book a seat on Cal’s comfortable pontoon boat, an awesome setup for anglers of all skill levels and ages.
Call/Text: 530-320-0368 Follow: Fish Cal Kellogg

10/31/2026

The fall bite is underway at Eagle Lake, and Capt. Bryan Roccucci of Big Daddy’s Guide Service is checking in from the South End with the inside scoop on current conditions. With water temperatures sitting in the mid-50s, quality 20 to 23.5-inch trout are hitting hard and showing great fight.

The top producer right now has been top-lining size 4 trolling flies in orange and leech pattern, along with darker peacock hues, pulled between 1.5 and 2.5 mph. Capt. Bryan suggests targeting water depths from 5 to 20 feet and paying close attention to whether inside or outside rods get bit on turns so you can adjust your speed and depth to what the fish want.

For an extra edge, add a water-based scent like Minnow Mayhem directly to the feathers without matting them down.

This bite is just getting started and will run strong through late November, call 530-370-1001 or follow Bryan Roccucci to stay updated and book your trip!

Capt. Monte Smith has the presentation locked in, dialing up that aggressive rolling action from the Brad’s Cut Plugs th...
10/31/2026

Capt. Monte Smith has the presentation locked in, dialing up that aggressive rolling action from the Brad’s Cut Plugs that drives fall kings crazy on the Sacramento River. When you put the right gear in front of the right fish, the results speak for themselves. Brads Killer Fishing Gear

Give Monte a call and set up your next river adventure! 209-581-4734 Monte Smith

NorCal ocean kayak fishing at its finest! Abdul crushed it this week landing some serious lingcod and rockfish, we alway...
10/30/2026

NorCal ocean kayak fishing at its finest! Abdul crushed it this week landing some serious lingcod and rockfish, we always love seeing that bright blue.

10/30/2026

When the bite is tough, it’s time to make some changes.

Pete made the switch out on Eagle Lake to our Orange Turbo Flasher paired with a 35–40” leader, a slow death hook, and a rolled worm. Orange is the go-to color out there, and within minutes of putting it in the water, the rod was doubled over and the skunk was off the boat.

These flashers give you crazy action and attraction with a low-profile, low-resistance pull in the water.

🚨 On sale for just $4.95 until tomorrow! Grab yours at the link in bio before prices go back up.

10/30/2026

Are you running LiveScope on your boat, or sticking to traditional sonar?

The debate never ends, but as Capt. Jeff Goodwin puts it: “If you’re serious about finding fish, it’s hard to fish without it.”

In this clip, Capt. Jeff Goodwin walks us through his Garmin LiveScope (LVS34 + GLS 10) on a pole mount, showing how he rotates it to scan for fish in front, below, and behind the boat.

Where do you stand: game-changer or unnecessary? Drop your thoughts below. 👇

Jeff Goodwin Guide Services Garmin Fishing & Hunting Garmin Outdoor

Lake Almanor trout update: Cooler water has the bite picking up. Letting conditions dictate your spots and switching bet...
10/30/2026

Lake Almanor trout update: Cooler water has the bite picking up. Letting conditions dictate your spots and switching between trolling, downriggers, and jigging has been the ticket to finding quality fish.

Get in on the trout bite and book a seat with Captain Bryan Roccucci Bryan Roccucci or give him a call 530-370-1001

10/30/2026

Whether you’re still chasing late-run Kings or gearing up for winter trout and steelhead, dialing in your eggs makes all the difference on the water.

There are plenty of roe cures out there, but as an everyday river guide, Capt. Jeff Goodwin has learned firsthand that salmon, steelhead, and trout all hit the exact same eggs.

Jeff explains why early-season small-egg skeins are his go-to for smaller winter hook presentations, and how preserving cured roe sets you up for upcoming seasons and next year.

His full 13-minute masterclass is live now on our YouTube channel! Search “Catch & Cure” on our channel or jump straight to timestamp 12:06 to watch the complete step-by-step breakdown. 👇

10/29/2026
10/29/2026

Capt. Jeff Goodwin is switching gears from sardines to canned tuna in oil for late-season Kings on the Sacramento River.

Because of its fibrous texture, tuna molds right to the belly of Brad’s KillerFish like silly putty, leaving a heavy, long-lasting scent trail in the water. Paired with the plug’s loud rattle and aggressive wobble, it triggers violent reaction strikes right as salmon push up out of the deep holes at dawn.

Want to see how these wrapped plugs produce Kings in pitch-black conditions, followed by a pro guide roe curing masterclass? Watch the full “Catch & Cure” video on our YouTube channel! (Link in bio) 👇

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