Message from the Board of Directors - September 2024

Greetings Rooster Tails!

Hopefully this finds you well and out on the water more as the temperatures cool down. Our speaker for this month's breakfast meeting is Jack Naves of BassJack.com. Jack will share his techniques for boating Striped Bass with trolling or bait presentations. See below for more details.

 

CLUB UPDATES

  • 2024 Jackpot Contest continues. All those participating must be a member in good standing, have a liability form on file, and have paid the Jackpot entry fee. You can download a form from the Rooster Tails website or pick one up at the next meeting. You can also bring in a photo of your catch and we will display it for members to see.

  • Rooster Tails Board of Directors Meeting - September 16, 2pm, at Lyons Real Estate office (near Mel’s Dinner in Auburn). Free pizza provided.

  • Rooster Tails Monthly Breakfast Meeting - September 20 - Auburn Elks Lodge. Doors open at 7am, breakfast served at 8am, Speaker at 9am.

  • Rooster Tails Board of Directors Meeting - October 14, 2pm, at Lyons Real Estate office (near Mel’s Dinner in Auburn). Free pizza provided.

  • Rooster Tails Monthly Breakfast Meeting, October 18 - Auburn Elks Lodge. Doors open at 7am, breakfast served at 8am, Speaker at 9am.

  • Rooster Tails Annual Turkey Tournament November 13, Collins Lake

  • Holiday Luncheon Party December 19th, Auburn Elks Lodge

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More Benefits Our Members Enjoy
Monthly $20 wide-selection buffet Breakfast Meetings for Members & and
       non-member Guests.
Breakfast meetings include a 30 minute seminar by expert fishing guest
       speakers.
Members-Only fun fishing outings with cash & other prizes.
Members-Only Jackpot fishing contests.
Members free Informative Monthly Newsletter & Current Website Info.
Adventure Travel Camping & Fishing Outings.
Member Group Purchase Discounts on fishing gear & guided fishing.
Free Fishing Magazines & Related Literature


 
 

09/09/24

 

In just a few short weeks we will be in Fall. Although the Fall weather can't come soon enough, the daylight hours will also shorten and the dark will outlast the light. So the time to make hay is rapidly approaching. Get out and enjoy some of the autumn opportunities that the next month will afford us. I can't write this report without a brief mention of the continued salmon fishing closure. I drove across the Sacramento River yesterday and didn't see anyone anchored in Razz's hole, or trolling down past

Discovery. Hopefully next year we can give the salmon another try. I just did my last Kokanee trip to Shaver Lake and I am looking forward to some late season trout, Pyramid Cuttys, and Fall Strippers to keep me occupied.