Bay Action Heating Up: Stripers Boiling, Halibut Limits Tight This March Morning

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Hey folks, this is Artificial War, your Bay Area Fishing Guru.

Coming at July from the foggy shores of San Francisco Bay on this crisp March morning.

Sunrise hit at 7.26 a.m. Sun sets around 7.13 p.m.

given us a solid 11 plus hours of daylight to chase the bite.

Tides today per TideFourCast.com, high at 3.37 a.m.

pushing 5.41 feet, low at 10.38 a.m.

dropping the 0.75 feet.

Perfect for fishing the incoming around midday.

Then high at 6.03 p.m. at 3.64 feet, low at 9.58 p.m.

at 3.14 feet.

Fish the slacks and rises, especially that afternoon flood tide.

Weather's a bit rowdy.

National Weather Service has a small craft advisory up till 3.00 a.m.

tomorrow, with Northwest winds 15 to 25 knots and choppy bays.

Bundle up, check conditions before launching.

Actions heat enough.

NorCal Fish Report shows yesterday's halls, right hook out of Berkeley NAB

four sturgeon on a half day twilight with three anglers.

Scallywag from Emoryville, landed two halibut and one stripper earlier.

Then six strippers on a full day with six folks.

Fish Emoryville confirms the strippers are boiling.

Lovely Martha from SF brought in three cow halibut on a full day charter with 18 anglers.

Limits are tight but consistent on halibut and strippers.

Sturgeon pop in two.

For lures, go swim baits like three to five inch key tech or big hammer whites and charts

and current seams.

Mimic Shad Perfect.

Jigs, such as one half to two ounces cripplers or knife jigs and glower sardine patterns bounced off bottom.

Lie bait, anchovies are herring if you can met them.

25 pounds limit per ODFW rigs.

Schools thick nearby, or ghost shrimp pile worms on a Carolina rig.

Fish and Reveal says their tackle kits got you covered, rods for rent too.

Hat spots, head the Emoryville flats near the peninsula for strippers and flatties, deep water close in.

Or Berkeley's deep channel edges for sturgeon action.

Sure?

Try Oyster Point or the SF peers on the low tide switch.

Rig tight, stay safe out there.

Bay don't play.

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