Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 8-28-2012

Bluegill & Stripers are hitting best at Lake Skinner, Catfish action slowed

8-28-2012
Lake Skinner Marina Staff

The weather has been much better at Lake Skinner with temperatures in the 90's. Bluegill can be found at the Inlet/Dam area. They are hitting on crickets, mealworms and wax worms.

Stripers can be found at the East End hitting on nightcrawlers and plastics worms. Catfish were elusive this week. The main bait for the Cats has been chicken liver or nightcrawlers. The last stocking for Cats was on August 23rd, the next stocking will be on September 6th.


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