There seems to be a decent bite for small wild trout in the main body right now. Fish aren't huge - most are between 12 and 14" but that could be a great sign for this spring. The more interesting thing is a number of small chinook are being hooked (and hopefully released!). They are running 10-12" and, since there were no salmon plants last year (last one was in '24) these fish have to be naturally spawned in the river arms. For those who don't know, until 2008 DFW planted non-sterilized chinook in Folsom and some of those fish established spawning runs up the river arms. After that, there were no plants again for 8 years but we kept catching salmon, so DFW did a survey and confirmed that's what was happening. Despite wildly fluctuating water conditions since then, it appears enough descendents of those pre-'08 salmon are spawning to keep a somewhat "wild" strain of landlocked chinook going in Folsom. Pretty cool!