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it seems that every few years mcnears has a historically good sturgeon bite that goes into the books forever. anyone know why it only lasts about a week

Red always with the pics

Hopefully it grows on to be a 200 pounder

the sturgeon hit in herring that i rig with my secret method i will teach anyone if they are lucky enough to meet me. but basic a full herring on a 8/0 big river hooker with 3/8s of an ounce on the 80lb Dacron leader for the sturgeon. the stripers and flounder were hitting on a 5/0 bait holder...

Today I decided to go to mcnears for the whole day from 8-5 in hopes of a sturgeon. To my surprise, I got to the park at 8:00 sharp and as I pulled into the parking lot there was already four anglers on the left corner. The men were fishing for sturgeon also and had taken up all the rod real...

Went to point pinole today. Not much of anything for the first few hours. Pier was full like always. Many people were cast netting for Jack's melt or perch although none were caught today a few hours into our trip. My friend Trevor saw a hit on his rod. The tip bounced a second time and he set...

In the post it looked he had caught Pacific halibut didn't he also poach a significant amount of king salmon

I know Cullian is ranch is famous for it's salmon and striped bass fishing but I always wondered would there be sturgeon around there due to the slewy marshy environment? It's directly off of San Pablo Bay, so I figured there would be probably a few skates and bat rays as well. Have any of you...

Caught out to mcnears today. Got four leopard sharks and two big skates Saw a sturgeon jump and also a roll. I think I was getting hit by some sturgeon and small stripers throughout the whole trip, but whenever I went to set the hook could not get them. Probably going to use a shorter lead next...

in the past few weeks it seems mcnears pier has been going off. multiple old slot sturgeon and stripers ranging from 19 to 33 inches being caught in one day. anybody actually get in on the action ?

Wow who could have thought fish could live in such a harsh environment I'm sure quite a few of them pulled through

Yep it's true my buddy pulled in a 36 inch 16 pound striper right after the earthquake

For the past 2 weeks the pushing has been incredibly slow. Stingrays have not been active, neither have the sharks. The occasional striper here and there and I've heard sturgeon is hot up in portcosta but in the bay it seems to have been pretty dead. Fish are adapted much differently to Earth...