That's good to hear. Glad to be of service. Thanks for watching.

Indeed. Poor fish. Poor us. Once parks start collecting fees, it may reduce the pressure a little bit. Thanks for watching.

You need to repeatedly probe certain areas of Quarry in order to get some credible, reliable fishing results. It took me 6 weeks to figure things out and unfortunately, that will change as soon as water levels go up and a different group of fish are planted. Thanks for watching.

Your in good company. Thanks for watching.

Yes, Ricky is the man. He must be wearing boots but he did not hesitate to net that fish. Thanks for watching.

That's what I heard but because Quarry is not that far to travel, I don't mind fishing there and getting skunked. Thanks for watching.

Hey tofu I heard a lot ab los vaqueros u think there will be any bites this week and what kind of bait do u use there. Like Carlos always says thanks for watching!

Anglers are wearing masks when they are shoulder to shoulder. Otherwise, separated 6 ft or more, we don't. When we walk by each other, we mask up as well. There's plenty of fish to go around so come out and fish with us. Thanks for watching.

I used treble hooks 6 years ago. It's not my cup of tea. I love using #10 mosquito hook. Works great. Loosing bait is part of the fun. Keeps the bait fresh. Thanks for watching.

Powerbait with glitter works well when water is clear. Thanks for watching.

100 yards left of the swim area. Thanks for watching.

Yeah, lots to learn. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

I use a #10 mosquito hook. I shape the trout dough like a minnow and replace them every 15 minutes. I change color too or combine just to see what the fish will take. Thanks for watching.

We were on a 4 day skunking streak and I realized why. Full moon. Thanks for watching.

I do it myself. Pretty simple. Orient the label of the spool up, towards the ceiling, the entire time you are spooling your reel. Thanks for watching.

Anglers Lifestyle awesome thank you for the help.

Very cool. Wave next time. :-) Thanks for watching. {what color is bubble gum}

@@anglerslifestyle4321 pink and white

My bobber is super small so line tension is minimal. Similarly, my baitfeeder drag is at it's lowest setting. So bobber is for visual indication only while baitfeeder is for audible while keeping minimal tension. When bait is swallowed, both indicators are negligible to a big fish. But if they are simply nibbling, they will strip that bait on a single hook. That's the fun of it. Someone recommended to use treble hooks instead but it's hard to remove that hook if the fish swallows it. If your rod is an ultra light, it's best to use a bell on the tip and keep a slack line. This setup requires watching the rod and line like a hawk. Thanks for watching.

Cool suggestion. I will try that next time. Although old habits are hard to break. Thanks for watching.

@@anglerslifestyle4321 i think you should use treble hooks

@@anglerslifestyle4321 i barely miss fish when i use a treble hook

24 inch leaders are 6lb and 36-46 inch leaders are 4 lbs. I use Berkley Vanish fluorocarbon for my leader line. Yes, lake pressure is tough on the fish but that will change since fees will be collected soon. Thanks for watching.

Observe the incline of the shore behind you. If it's steep, then cast no more than 5-10 yards. With a 24 inch leader, that positions your bait at a good strike zone for fish cruising the area. And if they like your bait, hold on to your line just like in one of my video clip. I was still adjusting the bobber when it removed the slack line bringing the bait closer to their strike zone. I hope you saw that part. Thank you for watching.

Ahh thank you for the information. I was there at Quarry Lakes the other day by the fence. Had to luck after 6 hours of fishing. Not a single bite. Keep it up

@@raidernat10n48 Usually after a few methodical bait changes, it could be a sign that fish aren't there at all. 4 hours is my tolerance for a location.

Good to hear. Thanks for watching.

Quarry lakes has a nice ADA pier that's accessible from the parking lot. Lake Chabot has a wooden handicap dock. Don Castro also has a wooden dock. I don't fish Del Valle enough to remember if they have a dock. Sandy Wool has a couple of concrete docks that are accessible through the parking lot. I can't recommend Shadow Cliffs at the moment because their docks don't have any railing plus because water level is low, the dock is angled steep. So yes, you have a lot of handicap accessible options here. Hopefully you can visit any of our lakes especially that there are plenty of planted fish. Thanks for watching.

@@anglerslifestyle4321 thanks for the very thorough guide to the lakes. Hope to see you on the water!

I got lucky that day. Thanks for watching.

Not in a few weeks since the plant. Last fish plant were hard to catch.

I went to sandy wool yesterday and I got skunked am load my bike and poles and hit shadow cliffs later today

@@fatboybuilt You should have better luck at Shadow Cliffs.

@@anglerslifestyle4321 we will see thanks brotha

Another great video! I’m in Fresno and would like too fish some of the lakes you fish. On film they appear to be handicap accessible which lake would you consider for someone with Parkinson’s disease?

Never been asked that before but thanks for letting me know. I will use lip balm. :-)

@@anglerslifestyle4321 yessir