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Lake Berryessa Fish Report for 1-2-2013


Lake Berryessa Fish Report

Lake Berryessa - Winters, CA (Napa County)


by Nor Cal Fish Reports
1-2-2013
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Smallmouth bite is good in Berryessa. Trout are being caught with minnows under a bobber. Trollers do well from Skiers Cove to the narrows and the Big Island. Sweeney’s Sports (707) 255-5544; Don Paganelli (916) 502-3474





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