Lake Conditions Surface temperature is 49.8 and 48.2 @ 20ft.
Water Clarity Water visibility is at about 2' to 3'.

** IMPORTANT NOTE** There are currently no state fishing licenses available in the Lake Morena area so be sure you acquire one before you arrive. The State Licenses is required.

Trout Plenty of anglers to talk about this week. Dustin Walker, pictured above swears he was using mackerel to haul in a 9 lb 4 oz limit of rainbows. Dan Jacobsmeier, Photo #4 was more conventional using nightcrawlers to fool a10lb limit with the largest being 5lbs 2oz. Joe Wayman floated around Paradise cove to managed 3.8 and a 2.8 with Powerbait. Randy Minniear and Aaron Colombo hunkered down in Paradise cove to limit their 'bows with "micetails" and garlic powerbait. Mike Seebold found a stringer of 7 lbs 6 ozs in Geezer cove. Geezer cove was the spot for Joe James limiting with 9 lbs 2 oz. with green powerbait. And Buck Rickles, Photo #1 a regular since 1954 when he had to provide for his family out of Lake Morena had a good day with a limit totaling 18lbs 10ozs with powerbait. Dan and Mai Sansome both caught their limits all totaled 22 lbs 2 ozs with the largest being 5lbs 12ozs with green sparkled powerbait in Paradise cove.

Bass Bass are beginning to stir here. Brian Fansher, Photo #2 of Campo beguiled a 10lb 4ozer and won't tell where and how. We're lucky to get a picture before he released it.

Catfish A few anglers were surprised to find a catfish on their hook while trout fishing. One such angler was Mania Benyamin using nightcrawlers when he fooled a 4lb 4ozer along Geezer cove. Joe Fletcher nabbed 3 cats and one trout with Powerbait and nightcrawlers "somewhere" on the shore. Jojo Phairmany, Photo #3 and friends brought out a stringer of whiskers weighing 19lbs from near the boat dock.

Blue Gill No Pan fish were reported this week.

Crappie The crappie are stirring with a few reports of inadvertent catches.

Carp These fish are beginning to be caught in shallow water.