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Fish Report for 9-25-2011
Bass are Boiling at Diamond Valley Lake
9-25-2011
Diamond Valley Lake Staff
Surface Water Temp:
78-80 degrees
Fish Plants:
Trout will be stocked once surface water temperature is below 72 degrees.
Lake Hours:
6:45am-5:45pm
Weather:
Forecasts show sunny skies with temperatures in the low 80's and high 90's this week. There have been moderate to strong winds in the late afternoon.
Rattlesnakes are out this time of year so always be cautious when going on trails and shoreline!
Please go in the Marina store and tell them your fish stories!
BASS
Early morning boils. Top water action has been fair to good. The majority of fish reported were caught on plastic worms, scroungers, and flukes. Dropshotting or texas rigging has been most productive. Colored plastic worms such as, morning dawn, margarita mutilator, and oxblood have been working the best. Reports of bigger fish are being caught in 25-40 ft of water. Some shad are along the south shore as well as some areas on the north side of the lake.
STRIPER
Many fishermen have still been getting their limits. Cut bait such as, sardines, anchovies, or mackerel, have been most productive. Some of the stripers reported this week caught trolling white flies or spoons on leadcore, 4-6 colors out.
CATFISH
Few catfish reported this week. Anchovies, shrimp, chicken liver, and night crawlers have all been working well. Brandon, Nick, and Katy Crow (in picture above) caught 23lbs of catfish on chicken liver.
PANFISH
Not as many limits were reported this week. The bluegill and redear that were reported were all caught on mealworms, crickets, or night crawlers. Few crappie reported this week.
TROUT
No trout reports as of lately.
78-80 degrees
Fish Plants:
Trout will be stocked once surface water temperature is below 72 degrees.
Lake Hours:
6:45am-5:45pm
Weather:
Forecasts show sunny skies with temperatures in the low 80's and high 90's this week. There have been moderate to strong winds in the late afternoon.
Rattlesnakes are out this time of year so always be cautious when going on trails and shoreline!
Please go in the Marina store and tell them your fish stories!
BASS
Early morning boils. Top water action has been fair to good. The majority of fish reported were caught on plastic worms, scroungers, and flukes. Dropshotting or texas rigging has been most productive. Colored plastic worms such as, morning dawn, margarita mutilator, and oxblood have been working the best. Reports of bigger fish are being caught in 25-40 ft of water. Some shad are along the south shore as well as some areas on the north side of the lake.
STRIPER
Many fishermen have still been getting their limits. Cut bait such as, sardines, anchovies, or mackerel, have been most productive. Some of the stripers reported this week caught trolling white flies or spoons on leadcore, 4-6 colors out.
CATFISH
Few catfish reported this week. Anchovies, shrimp, chicken liver, and night crawlers have all been working well. Brandon, Nick, and Katy Crow (in picture above) caught 23lbs of catfish on chicken liver.
PANFISH
Not as many limits were reported this week. The bluegill and redear that were reported were all caught on mealworms, crickets, or night crawlers. Few crappie reported this week.
TROUT
No trout reports as of lately.
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