What your are trying to do is noble and just swimbait.But how did all those bass get to that size without the no kill rule in effect?So the lakes dident have all the presure they do know that some people,I wont mention any names have showen the world how well the bass fishing is up in the norcal.But now that all the presure is coming your way you want to change the rules to suite your personal situation.And if you think about it most of the presure that has and will come your way are hard sore bass fanatics that feel the same way you do about releasing big fish.So the real problem is the local fishing community that is lucky enough to have such great fisherys at hand.I hate to see big bass killed as much as any trophy hunter out there,but changeing rules that have been around for a long time to suite your pleasure not everyones is a little selfish in my honest opinion..It would be hard to enforce such rules,and even harder to inform all fishers of the rule.Its a good idea but those fish donot belong to you,they belong to the state of californias tax payers and if a guy wants to take a couple taods for the table,unfortunatly its his god givin right.Turnig the lake private would make more sense to me.Good luck though.Tight lines and good vibes,
Billy.