From Sportfishing
Fish Report for 1-12-2024
The lake fell to 85 percent of its capacity
1-12-2024
Chad Burton and Chris Borden
The lake fell to 85 percent of its capacity. Be sure to stay in the main channel after launching or you will run aground. Trout anglers are anxious for another shot of vitamin T, as most of the rainbows have spread throughout the lake. Dough baits have been the best way to catch the remaining fish. Bass anglers reported large and smallmouth holding in 15 to 40 feet of water. Deep diving cranks, spoons, and drop shot worked to fool fish. Striper fell for cut sardines, topwater, and spooning techniques. Catfish anglers fooled whisker fish with chicken liver, dip bait, and cut baits.
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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, January 12th
California Aqueduct: Aqueduct fishing has been fair with bait anglers landing some keepers
Castaic Lake: The lake remained near 76 percent of capacity, and fishing has been fair
Lake Isabella: The Crappie bite has been solid on day’s anglers are able to get out between storms
Kern River: In the Upper Kern we continue to get good reports of steady trout action
Lake Kaweah: Kaweah lake rose to 13 percent of capacity
Lake Success: The lake remained at 15 percent of its capacity, and bass fishing has been fair
River Walk Lakes: River Walk the DFWL have a scheduled trout stocking for next week
Ming Lake: The bite should improve after the plant next week
Buena Vista Lakes: Buena Vista Lakes Fishing Report
Hart Park Lake: Hart Park fishing has been fair
Lake Nacimiento: Bass anglers worked deeper in the water column for bites
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
Castaic Lake: Castaic Lake held near 76 percent of capacity
Pyramid Lake, CA: The trout bite has slowed as the rainbows spread throughout the lake
Lake Isabella: The bass bite improved last week for numbers
Kern River: Trout fishing in the Upper Kern has been excellent throughout the 20-mile stretch
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
River Walk Lakes: River Walk Lakes Fishing Report
Ming Lake: The bass action is fair to good on swimbaits, finessed soft plastics and crankbaits
Buena Vista Lakes: The rainbows kept anglers busy over the last few weeks with trout up to ten pounds hitting the scales
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
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