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Fish Report for 3-9-2012
Some large trout caught at Lake Morena this week, the largest 10.13 lbs.
3-9-2012
Lake Morena Staff
Lake Conditions: Surface temp.55.0 and 49.7 @ 20 ft.
Water Visibility: Is still clearing to 3' to 5'
. ** IMPORTANT NOTE** There are currently no state fishing licenses available in Lake Morena so be sure you acquire one before you arrive.
Trout: Despite the elements again this week anglers were pulling in some nice trout. Jim Rice started the week with a 10 lb. 2 oz lunker. Jennifer Frazier-Smith, pictured above from La Mesa captured her 8 lb 14 oz 'bow trolling near the dam. The trio of Jim and Ryan White with Steve Clark, in photo #1 each limited. Notable amongst the three were a 4 lb 14 oz by Jim and a 4 lb 10 oz by Steve. The common thread here is green or rainbow Powerbait in or around Paradise cove while other fishermen worked Pumphouse cove for their limits.
Bass: No action on Bass reported this week.
Carp: Still splashing, they like corn and corn meal balls.
Blue Gill: No action on the Blue Gill here lately.
Crappie: No sign of Crappie this time of year.
Catfish: Nothing reported this week.
. ** IMPORTANT NOTE** There are currently no state fishing licenses available in Lake Morena so be sure you acquire one before you arrive.
Trout: Despite the elements again this week anglers were pulling in some nice trout. Jim Rice started the week with a 10 lb. 2 oz lunker. Jennifer Frazier-Smith, pictured above from La Mesa captured her 8 lb 14 oz 'bow trolling near the dam. The trio of Jim and Ryan White with Steve Clark, in photo #1 each limited. Notable amongst the three were a 4 lb 14 oz by Jim and a 4 lb 10 oz by Steve. The common thread here is green or rainbow Powerbait in or around Paradise cove while other fishermen worked Pumphouse cove for their limits.
Bass: No action on Bass reported this week.
Carp: Still splashing, they like corn and corn meal balls.
Blue Gill: No action on the Blue Gill here lately.
Crappie: No sign of Crappie this time of year.
Catfish: Nothing reported this week.
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