california delta bass fishing after a earthquake(did it affect the bass?)

On this particular day, Northern California was hit with an earthquake with a magnitude of 4.2 near Isleton, CA. That is extremely close to where I’m fishing and I’m not sure if it affected the fish. The bite was on and off with certain moments looking promising but it would fade instantly to complete silence.
Thanks for tuning in and be on the lookout for the next fishing session!
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[@SvenGoesFishing]

Lot's of nice bass :D! great vidya my friend c:

[@LifeofA415]

great video bro. gotta luv the delta

[@Fishingbayarea]

Delta kayak video nice. New subscriber. Will enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for making them

[@izaiahscooters730]

What lure is that?

[@KennyisBusyFishing]

In the video I was using a Ima Shaker shad color flatside crankbait and a Spro Little John 50 in delta craw color. For topwater I’m using a Megabass Popmax.

[@kenadams8517]

What are you calling the trough?

[@KennyisBusyFishing]

@@kenadams8517 The trough is a space between the bank and nearby weeds/vegetation. The depth of the trough depends on the bottom terrain in that area and it can be miles long as well. The bass use that space called the trough to feed on an incoming to max high tide but leaves it when the tide falls out.