From Sportfishing
Fish Report for 10-6-2023
The concrete jungle kicked out plenty of striped bass
10-6-2023
Chad Burton and Chris Borden
The concrete jungle kicked out plenty of striped bass for some of our local experts while others reported tougher fishing. Jumbo live minnows, live shad, live worms, and cut baits all fooled fish after check gates. Local anglers reported that the trick has been to move from gate to gate until you find the biting fish. Jerkbaits and topwater lures also fooled line sides early and late in the day. Largemouth fell for drop shot tiny flukes, and grubs in the eddies. Bass also took poppers and Whopper Ploppers at sunrise. Catfish anglers did well with dip bait, and chicken liver soaked on the bottom Carolina style.
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for Friday, September 29th, 2023
California Aqueduct: The aqueduct has been kicking out good numbers of fish for several months
Castaic Lake: The lake remained at 93 percent of capacity, and water temperatures have been dropping slowly
Pyramid Lake, CA: Pyramid Lake held near 90 percent of capacity, and water temperatures have been in the low to mid-seventies
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Kern River: Here in the Upper Kern the trout fishing has been very good
Lake Kaweah: The lake fell dramatically to 20 percent of capacity, and fishing has been fair
Lake Success: Success Lake fell slightly to 66 percent of capacity and fishing has been hit or miss
River Walk Lakes: Not much has changed here at River Walk
Ming Lake: The bass action keeps improving with the decent weather
Buena Vista Lakes: Anglers reported decent fishing at BV
Hart Park Lake: Once again Hart Park has proven that it can entertain local anglers of all ages and skill levels
Lake Nacimiento: Nacimiento Lake fell to 63 percent of capacity, and anglers reported steady fishing conditions
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