Long Range Fish Report
From Sportfishing

Fish Report for 10-20-2023

California Aqueduct Report

10-20-2023
Chad Burton and Chris Borden

Bait anglers reported catching striped bass with cut baits, live worms, and jumbo live shiners. White Pearl, Albino, and Pro Blue Flukes on a jig head scored bites as well. Anglers reported working for bites by switching gates until they found biting fish. Largemouth took drop shot grubs and reapers in the eddies before and after check gates. Bass anglers also scored bites with deep diving jerkbaits in baitfish colors. Catfish slurped up chicken liver, dip bait, and cut anchovies near outtake grates.
 


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