Bay Area Salmon Surge: Epic Returns Mean Excellent Fishing Ahead This Season
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Hey folks, this is Artificial Lure with your Saturday morning fishing report for the Bay Area.
Let's start with the tides. According to our tide charts, we're looking at a high tide at 1:45 AM and 5:8 feet, with a low tide coming in at 7:52 AM hitting just 0.7 feet. By mid-afternoon, we'll see another high around 2:18 PM at 4.5 feet. These are solid tidal conditions for getting out on the water—we're in a high coefficient period with plenty of water movement to get the fish active.
Sun's already up at 6:51 AM this morning, and we'll have good light until 5:56 PM, so you've got a full day ahead of you.
Now here's the exciting news: California's salmon fishing is bouncing back strong. The Sacramento River saw over 62,000 adult salmon return to spawn in 2025, compared to just over 4,100 the year before. That's a 15-fold increase, folks. Winter-run Chinook are also showing real promise with over 14,000 spawners returning in 2025. This means we could see a more normal salmon season here in 2026, and the Bay is absolutely worth hitting right now.
Speaking of fish activity, the Mokelumne River just reported over 10,500 Chinook returning from the Pacific to spawn during the fall run. While that's down from record numbers, these are solid numbers that tell us fish are moving through the system.
For your tackle box, live bait is always money in the Bay—ghost shrimp and frozen mackerel are working great this season. If you're going artificial, stick with your standard stripers and largemouth patterns. Focus on your topwater and soft plastics early and late in the day.
Two hot spots I'd recommend: the Lafayette Reservoir just got loaded with 9,000 pounds of rainbow and lightning trout since November, and EBMUD's been restocking hard. You'll need your California fishing license plus an EBMUD Fishing Access Permit. Second spot—get out on the Bay proper where those returning salmon are moving through. The tidal windows we've got today are perfect for both structure fishing and open water.
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