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Fish Report for 1-28-2022
California Aqueduct Report
1-28-2022
Chad Burton and Chris Borden
A 35-pound striper was reported by one local angler. Congratulations! One of the benefits of fishing the aqueduct is that you always have the potential to hook into a real monster. Cut sardines, anchovies, and jumbo live shiners have all been fooling line sides. Lure anglers used jerkbaits, Flukes, and swimbaits to land striper in the mornings. Some anglers reported success using A-rigs with white and chartreuse trailers. Catfish went for chicken liver, dip bait, and cut baits soaked on the bottom, and bass anglers reported decent fishing while using Senkos, drop shot, and topwater lures.
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for Friday, January 21st, 2022Castaic Lake: The lake rose to 54 percent of capacity, and conditions have been tough
Pyramid Lake: Pyramid remained near 86 percent of capacity, and fishing has been good
Lake Isabella: The lake is rising slowly and is just over 10 percent capacity
Kern River: The Upper Kern trout bite has been solid
Lake Kaweah: Trout anglers reported decent fishing last week
Lake Success: Bass fishing remains fair
River Walk Lakes: The bass action is fair to good
Ming Lake: Trout were stocked here over a week ago and the fishing has been consistent
Buena Vista Lakes: Big stringer of trout and a crappie from Buena Vista!
Hart Park Lake: Bass fishing has been tough at Hart Park
Truxtun Lake: In case you haven’t heard Truxtun Lake is full again
Lake Nacimiento: Higher water levels and cold water gave the bass lockjaw
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, January 14th, 2022Castaic Lake: Rose to 50 percent of capacity and debris are still stacked up at the launch ramp
Pyramid Lake, CA: The lake held at 85 percent of capacity
Lake Isabella: Quality fish have made a showing over the past couple weeks
Kern River: The 20-mile stretch of the Upper Kern is loaded with trout
Lake Kaweah: Anglers fished deep for bass in cold murky water
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
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