Some areas at folsom are 5mph because there are huge boulders under water. A year ago I was fishing one of the creek arm at Folsom and a 19foot boat smash into a huge boulder. Dude was going 15-20mph. Loudest BOOM ever heard in my life.
@@dangkhang9479 I can understand that, right after the 5mph buoys up there in front of the power house area there are several islands in the main channel. Same on the other side of the channel when the water levels come down. I just wished when the lake was closer to full pool they’d remove that 5mph or scoot it back more. Close to full pool all those islands/boulders are 50+ft underwater. Those island tops when the water level drops are awesome spots for flukes. They have the State Parks guys out there every day marking rocks with buoys, wouldn’t take them long to scoot the 5mph zone back when the water level is high. But I 100% understand your point, ive come across huge boulders 200+ yards off shore before out there and have ran in to some. Luckily it was with my trolling motor though. Hahahaha.
I've fished that North fork of the lake a few times . Ned rig with white or a white sinko neko rig and lip less crank , yoyo and bouncing it off the boulders in 15ft drives the smallies and spots nuts.
Looks like a fun part of the lake. Glad you got into some fish. 🎣
I've never been up that far before so it was fun to just get out and explore. Thanks for the view and comment! Appreciate it.
Some areas at folsom are 5mph because there are huge boulders under water. A year ago I was fishing one of the creek arm at Folsom and a 19foot boat smash into a huge boulder. Dude was going 15-20mph. Loudest BOOM ever heard in my life.
@@dangkhang9479 I can understand that, right after the 5mph buoys up there in front of the power house area there are several islands in the main channel. Same on the other side of the channel when the water levels come down. I just wished when the lake was closer to full pool they’d remove that 5mph or scoot it back more. Close to full pool all those islands/boulders are 50+ft underwater. Those island tops when the water level drops are awesome spots for flukes. They have the State Parks guys out there every day marking rocks with buoys, wouldn’t take them long to scoot the 5mph zone back when the water level is high. But I 100% understand your point, ive come across huge boulders 200+ yards off shore before out there and have ran in to some. Luckily it was with my trolling motor though. Hahahaha.
Knowing how freaking hot it is I appreciate the video!
Thanks man, appreciate the comment and view.
I've fished that North fork of the lake a few times . Ned rig with white or a white sinko neko rig and lip less crank , yoyo and bouncing it off the boulders in 15ft drives the smallies and spots nuts.
Thanks for the tip!!! I was thinkin a float n fly around the steeper walls but didnt have the gear.