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Fish Report for 1-5-2024
The rainbows kept anglers busy over the last few weeks with trout up to ten pounds hitting the scales
1-5-2024
Chad Burton and Chris Borden
The rainbows kept anglers busy over the last few weeks with trout up to ten pounds hitting the scales. Green Powerbait, Hook Up baits, Giro lures, Get Bent minijigs, and various spinners and spoons did the trick. Trolling also produced good numbers of trout with Flicker Shad and spoons leading the way. Bass anglers used finesse techniques and deep diving crankbaits to land fish near the islands and reeds. Catfish ate dip bait and chicken liver on the long soak, and crappie readily took shad colored minijigs and small live minnows over submerged structure.
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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, January 5th
California Aqueduct: Some of the best fishing areas have been the Golf Course gates, Freeborn, and Tupma
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Lake Kaweah: The lake rose to 12 percent of capacity, and anglers reported fair fishing
Lake Success: Success Lake held near 15 percent of capacity, and fishing has been fair
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Ming Lake: The bass action is fair to good on swimbaits, finessed soft plastics and crankbaits
Hart Park Lake: Fishing was fair at Hart Park with bass and bluegill as the best bets
Lake Nacimiento: Nacimiento Lake held near 57 percent of capacity
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, December 29th, 2023
California Aqueduct: Largemouth anglers reported finding biting bass before and after check gates
Castaic Lake: Recent rains brought silt and mud into the lake
Pyramid Lake, CA: Striped bass anglers hit the lake hard with big swimbaits and magnum sized topwater lures
Lake Isabella: This week Isabella held at 34 percent of capacity and Crappie continue to show in good numbers
Kern River: The water temps have dropped slightly, and the fish are sluggish
Lake Kaweah: Kaweah held near 10 percent of capacity, and fishing was fair last week
Lake Success: The water level remained at 15 percent of capacity, and anglers reported fair fishing for all species
River Walk Lakes: The DFWL stocked two weeks ago, and the limit-style fishing has slowed
Ming Lake: The bass bite has been decent with finesse presentations
Buena Vista Lakes: Trout anglers picked away at the remaining rainbows
Hart Park Lake: Anglers reported fair fishing at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: The lake held near 58 percent of capacity, and fishing has been fair
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