Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 2-2-2024

Crappie have been the best bet at BV with several report of limits

2-2-2024
Chad Burton and Chris Borden

Crappie have been the best bet at BV with several report of limits. Electronics were helpful for locating crappie schools. After locating schools Get Bent Minijigs and swimbaits did the trick. Crappie also ate small live minnows. Trout anglers picked away at the remaining rainbows with dough baits, minijigs, spoons, and tube baits. Largemouth fell for drop shot, Senkos, and deep diving crankbaits, and catfish picked up chicken liver, cut baits, and dip bait. A seven pound whisker fish was reported by one very happy angler.


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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, February 2nd

California Aqueduct: Aqueduct anglers reported typical midwinter conditions
Castaic Lake: The lake held near 76 percent of its capacity
Pyramid Lake, CA: Trout were the best bet at Pyramid with anglers doing well in the marina
Lake Isabella: The bass action is starting to improve a bit
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Lake Success: Success Lake rose to 21 percent of its capacity, and fishing has been fair
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Hart Park Lake: Fishing remained fair at Hart Park
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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, January 26th

California Aqueduct: California Aqueduct Report
Castaic Lake: Anglers continue to report fair fishing
Pyramid Lake, CA: The lake remained near 85 percent of its capacity, and fishing has been good
Lake Isabella: The bass action has been fair this past week
Kern River: Here at the Upper Kern, the trout bite continues to be consistent
Lake Kaweah: Recent rains increased the lake level to 16 percent of its capacity, and fishing remained fair
Lake Success: The lake rose to 19 percent of its capacity, and bass anglers reported another cold week
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Ming Lake: Trout were stocked last week, and the fishing has been consistent
Buena Vista Lakes: Trout anglers spent more time fishing than catching last week
Hart Park Lake: Winter fishing techniques have been the best way to catch largemouth at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: After recent storms the lake rose above 60 percent of its capacity