From Sportfishing
Fish Report for 3-3-2023
The latest trout plant provided excellent fishing for everyone
3-3-2023
Chad Burton and Chris Borden
The latest trout plant provided excellent fishing for everyone who braved recent weather. The usual line up of minijigs, crankbaits, dough baits, and nightcrawlers did the trick for local anglers, and the results were amazing. The trout plant occupied many of the crappie anglers, but the crappie bite is still on. Small swimbaits and jigs in white, chartreuse, and baitfish colors have been very effective, and a boat or a kayak seem to be the ticket to locating biting fish. Catfish ate fresh shrimp, chicken liver, and dip bait.
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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, March 3rd, 2023
California Aqueduct: Anglers reported fair fishing in the aqueduct last week
Castaic Lake: Anglers continue to report water clarity issues
Pyramid Lake, CA: The lake held near 85 percent of capacity, and fishing was fair last week
Lake Isabella: Isabella is at 24 percent capacity and the inclement weather has made fishing difficult
Kern River: The trout action in the Upper Kern has been steady all winter
Lake Kaweah: The lake rose to 23 percent of capacity, and fishing has been fair
Lake Success: Lake Success held at 25 percent of capacity, and fishing has been fair
River Walk Lakes: Not much going here until the stock
Ming Lake: At Ming, fishing slowed down a bit with the cooler weather
Hart Park Lake: Fishing was fair at Hart Park last week
Lake Nacimiento: Lake Nacimiento rose to 86 percent of capacity
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, February 24th, 2023
California Aqueduct: Fishing was decent for aqueduct anglers last week
Castaic Lake: Castaic dropped to 54 percent of capacity, and anglers reported water clarity issues
Pyramid Lake, CA: Pyramid Lake remained near 85 percent of capacity, and fishing has been decent
Lake Isabella: The catfish bite has been solid for offshore anglers
Kern River: Fly anglers have done very well in the fly sections with Nymphs and Steamers
Lake Kaweah: Kaweah lake rose to 17 percent of capacity, and fishing has been improving
Lake Success: The lake fell to 25 percent of capacity, and crappie have been the best bet at the lake
River Walk Lakes: The holdover trout bite has slowed
Ming Lake: The Bass action started to improve this week
Buena Vista Lakes: Buena Vista was stocked this week with both Rainbow and Lightening Trout
Hart Park Lake: Anglers continue to report better fishing at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: Nacimiento held at 85 percent of capacity, and the water conditions continue to improve
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