From Sportfishing
Fish Report for 1-14-2022
Quality fish have made a showing over the past couple weeks
1-14-2022
Chad Burton and Chris Borden
The lake rose to 10 percent capacity and the South Fork Ramp remains as the only launching facility. Isabella was stocked a month ago with trout and the fishing has been slow. Trout can be taken with garlic scented Powerbait, spinners and worms. The largemouth bass action is decent over main lake points at depths to 35 feet. Quality fish have made a showing over the past couple weeks on swimbaits, deep-diving crankbaits, jigs and big worms. The catfish bite has been decent for some anglers and not so good for others. A few Whiskerfish were taken on Triple S Dip Bait, cut mackerel and nightcrawlers. Crappie fishing is fair, and they can be found over structure on mini jigs and small/medium live minnows.
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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, January 14th, 2022
California Aqueduct: Aqueduct fishing has been solid for striper, catfish and bass
Castaic Lake: Rose to 50 percent of capacity and debris are still stacked up at the launch ramp
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Lake Success: Bass fishing has been fair
River Walk Lakes: River Walk was stocked with trout this week and the bite is very good
Ming Lake: The last few days has been Limit style fishing
Buena Vista Lakes: The trout bite has definitely slowed, but anglers have been rewarded with giant lightening trout
Hart Park Lake: Hart Park is in the middle of the winter fishing pattern
Truxtun Lake: Truxtun Lake has been refilled, and anglers are catching bass!
Lake Nacimiento: Water is still stained from recent rains
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, January 7th, 2022
California Aqueduct: Striper anglers had another good week of fishing in the aqueduct
Castaic Lake: Due to poor conditions, there were few reports last week
Pyramid Lake, CA: Striper have been biting well for anglers soaking cut baits near the marina
Lake Isabella: The lake is holding at 9 percent of capacity and French Gulch remains the only open boat launch
Kern River: The river is loaded with trout and the fishing has been very good
Lake Kaweah: Bass anglers are reporting tough conditions
Lake Success: The lake rose to 19 percent of capacity, and fishing remains fair
River Walk Lakes: There are still some scattered fish being caught
Ming Lake: There were reports of larger model bass coming on trout imitation swimbaits this week
Buena Vista Lakes: Anglers reported fair fishing at BV last week
Hart Park Lake: Bass anglers reported fair fishing at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: The lake rose significantly after recent rains
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