Striper action is extremely hot at San Luis right now. Reports are coming in of shore casters filling up parking lots just to get their line in the water. If you can get grass shrimp, the cast and wait game is absolutely awesome, especially from folks lining up along the 152. Big fish too, with a couple 15 pounders pulled out last week. In the early mornings, both boaters and shore guys are killing 'em on topwater walking baits and jerkbaits. Overall, just an elite time right now for stripers at San Luis.

Bass guys are finding good action as well, although mostly for smaller fish in the 1-2 pound range. Any minnow imitations... jerkbaits, dropshots, swimbaits... are all getting fish fairly easily around hard structure and secondary points.

Another CDFW trout plant went in last week, to add to an already awesome trout bite. Plenty of action all around the lake, with anglers getting them a variety of ways. In the mornings, the spoon bite has been very good, with some folks limiting out quickly with long casts and stop/go retrieves. Most of the all-day bite, though, has been on bait... Carolina rig with at least a 3-foot leader, soaking garlic PowerBait, nightcrawlers, or mice tails. Most are stocker-sized fish, but a few bigger rainbows and the occasional lightning trout are being caught.

There's a solid crappie bite right now too... fly anglers are stripping stonefly nymphs around submerged brush in quiet spots, hooking some nice fish in the 1-2 pound range (along with the occasional trout).

The occasional bass is being caught either accidentally on trout spoons/spinners, or on smaller finesse soft plastics.