Low or high?

Everyone says something different. What is the best time to sturgeon fish, low tide or high tide? The last couple of times out in the river I have tried both low and high tide and it seemed to better on the low tide. I did not catch a fish but I was getting hits on the low.  The water temp is a lot warmer in the low because of the lack of ocean water cooling it down. It would seem that the sturgeon would more active when the water temp is up. I am fishing only 2 or 3 miles from the ocean so when the tide switches to an incoming the water temp drop quick. I will keep trying till I hook up with one. Any pro's have any advice? How about bait presentation? I'm using sand shrimp in roe netting. ?? Thanks Zac

here's a good source for some rigs: check the links on the right

http://www.nwfish.com/Sturgeon/rigging.htm

SCP,, Depends on where you are at, how much flow, time of day , how thick the no-seems are ect
.  Are you fishing the river above bandon? what hole?
       Heavy river flow-- bottom of ebb , right when it slows down.  royg

I fished the Rocky point hole royg. I think I have been there during every tide now.