This report from "atfsac" was sent in on Wednesday night :"First drift of the year on Friday night rewarded two keepers those were the only bites. We came back Saturday morning and got a seventeen pounder in the first ten minutes and that was all she wrote we got out of there before low tide made us stay and USCG was checking boats at the ramp which left us circling waiting for the ramp to open for forty five minutes barely squeaked her into the trailer with a black stream of mud coming out of the tell tale on the motor. Decided to go to Frisco on Sunday for nine keepers  and Monday for another six. Not a bad first run of the year. The count is at eighteen. " The pictures above are the Tomales Bay fish. Here's the comparison shot.

 

All of those fish look pretty good to me. 

    Gage clobbered the surfperch this week but declined to provide a "hand" picture. At least there's fish in the surf. Possible grunion run the next couple of nights (grunion season is closed) so there may be a few stripers in the foam the next couple of evenings. The strong northwest winds are supposed to give us a break for a bit, so things should start looking really good for salmon before the wind comes back and wrecks it all, probably right around the 18th. Just a guess. I guess we'll have to go bluefin fishing. Looks like they caught a few out of Santa Cruz today and a Monterey whale watching boat filmed tuna boiling yesterday. Check out this video at about the 54 second mark.