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Berry has some monster Kings right now. I just got back from another weekend trip there and it definitely didn’t disappoint!

Whats the keeper size and limit

There’s multiple ways to tie the sliding hook. The easiest by far is to buy bobber stops from Amazon which are pre-tied and just slide them over the sliding hook. It’s quick, simple and effective. The ones I buy are the Thill premium bobber stops for fishing floats.

So I would target the edges of the channel or even straight down the middle of the channel. You can fish it from the dam all the way out into the open lake. Once you find a few concentrate in that area for a while. Sometimes we just get in the old River channel and never turn around from the dam to the big island but the narrows hold bigger fish on average from what we see

@EpicFishingVibes where do you launch? I've been launching from Capell but it is way too far from the dam.

Markley cove only problem is it’s not open til 6

That we are not allowed to fish. We’re talking about fish you can fish for

You’re completely correct on the size of the salmon in the Sac River, but since the season is closed lake Berryessa has some of the only legal King Salmon Fishing left in the state

No none of us are guides.

Yes we are allowed to keep and fish for land locked salmon. The state only closed the the season for ocean salmon.

Limit size?

No size limit on landlocked kings. We do kinda of all police ourselves as recreational fishermen,we personally do not keep small landlocked kings or Kokanee as they are next years big fish. Those 1-2lb fish are next years 3-5lb fish or bigger

No kidding most of the video was taken before they even woke up lol. I will say once they start skiing the fishing gets a lot slower and pushes them a bit deeper

Before snapping the weight we put out 30-50 feet of line. After the snap we put out an additional 100 ft. This is just a general guideline, depending on how deep you want to fish or the clarity of the water you can always adjust the amount of line.

@@EpicFishingVibes Thanks for the reply....Is it how much line you put out before the snap that controls how far it goes down or the line after the snap? Thanks!

No it’s the amount of line after the weight. From weight to rod tip. Say you let out 50 feet after weight you’ll get down say 10 feet if you let out 100 feet you’ll get down around 20 depending on line size and weight size. The best way to know how deep you are is trial and error you’ll get the hang of it.

@@JTFishin Thanks!

Yes the ocean salmon season is closed, but you can still fish for land locked salmon. That’s the salmon that are in fresh water and can never make it to the Ocean.

@@EpicFishingVibes whats the limit?

@@HENRY-us5fc at Berryessa you can keep 5 salmon a combination of Kokanee and kings and you can have 5 rainbows so you can keep 10 fish total as long as 5 are salmon and 5 are trout