Stripers are still the main species being targeted this past week.  Most anglers have been successful with sardines and anchovies, with lug and blood worms also working well.  There have been a few reports of stripers being caught on the troll. Mainly using spoons, umbrella rigs, or lead head swimbaits.  A couple anglers have been dropping down an ice jig or spoon where they have been biting bait with some luck, but nothing to brag about.  The largemouth and smallmouth bass bite has been slowly picking up with a lot more anglers reporting catches on small plastics, either on a drop-shot or Carolina-rig.  Smaller jigs and fly-lined stick baits have been working for some as well.  There have been a few reports of fish coming on reaction baits at first and last light.  Catfish have been showing up more and more it seems lately, with a lot of them being caught by accident while soaking some cut bait or worms for stripers.  The bluegill and crappie bite remain slow, with your best chances at these species being down at the lower lagoon.  We are still anxiously waiting for our next trout plant.  Keep checking DFG website for fish stocking schedules.  If they put us up on the last, they will most definitely be stocking trout.