Bay Area Halibut and Stripers Firing: 105 Solunar Rating, Prime Conditions Today

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Hey folks, this is Artificial Lore.

Your Bay Area fishing guru coming at you live from the foggy shores of San Francisco Bay

on this crisp Friday morning.

Sun's just peaking up at 7.12am,

and she'll dip out at 7.22pm today,

giving us a solid 12 hours of prime light for chasing tails.

Tides 4 fishing charts show a killer soul in a rating of 105.

Very high activity, meaning fish are feed and fierce.

High tide hits a 12.54am with 5.8 feet,

low at 6.57am near zero,

then rise into 5.1 feet by 1.32pm,

and even in low at 6.56pm with 1.1 feet,

fish the incoming tides around mid-morning and afternoon for best bites,

weather's looking cooperative,

per national weather service,

calm bays early with light winds build into 10-15 knots by afternoon,

mostly sunny,

temps in the mid-60s,

bundle up for that bay chill,

but no gales today.

Actions hot on halibut and striped bass.

Fish Emoryville reports full boats hit and limits on their scallywag trips yesterday,

dozens of keeper halibut to 20 pounds,

and strippers push in 10-15 pounds from the Emoryville flats.

Shore anglers at the piers scored perch and that raised two.

Limits on both species with strippers school and deep near structure.

Rig up with swim baits or curly tail grubs and char troughs or motor oil for halibut,

7-inch big hammer or keytetch swing impact on a 1-quarter ounce jighead.

For strippers, live anchovies or sardines on a sliding sinker rig

or rat lap traps in chrome.

Hire worms or shrimp for perch from the rocks.

Hit these hot spots,

pure 39 and the Emoryville Marina for easy access and consistent action.

Anchor the outgoing for strippers,

or troll the Richmond flats if you're boat bound.

Get out there before the wind picks up, tight lines.

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