Bay Area Sunday Bite: Stripers and Halibut on the Morning Flood Tide

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It's Sunday, March 15th, 7.25 AM, and we're looking at a solid day on San Francisco Bay.

Sunrise hit at 7.20 AM, sunset 7.18 PM.

Many a light to chase them.

Tides for fishing.com shows low at 4.12 PM, 0.2 feet high at 9.26 AM, 5.4 feet, and 11.12

PM, 4.7 feet.

Waters risen now, about 2.5 hours to that morning peak, prime for strippers and flatties moving

in.

Solanars average at 63, but NOAA and Types Shot pegged today as decent with major bite from

9.00 AM to 11.00 AM around lunar transit.

Weather's mild, typical March cool with light winds, layer up, grab the windbreaker.

Fish and Reveal reports from yesterday, three boats, 32 anglers, pulled six strippers,

and five halibut, lovely Martha, out of SF, mapped three strippers on 22 anglers.

Codfather and Alemeda got four strippers and four cow halibut, actions hot on strippers

and halibut right now.

Schools push in shallow on the flood.

Limits aren't blowing up yet, but steady picks, two to six per boat.

For lures, go swim baits like Big Hammer, where motor oil GRR rub in three to five inch

strippers crush them on the troll.

Berkeley gulp, swimming mullet in chartreuse for halibut, dragon bottom, live bait, anchovies

or sardines from spots like Fish and Reveal or local tackles, thread them on a Carolina

rig, two zero hook, one two ounces egg sinker, shrimp works two for picky biters, hit the

Emoryville flats or Paradise K, Mugline actions prime there, Alcatraz rip wrap for drop in

liby's two, get out there before the tide turns.

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