The fishing improved a bit during the week Weather was gorgeous although we had a bit of wind earlier in the week.

Fishing the inlets with worms, wooly buggers or jigs was very productive. Trolling worms or flys along the sore or the rock piles was working for the anglers that just can`t sit still. Those that were into total relaxation were seen taking a snooze on shore while their rod was a-bobbin after baiting up with PowerBait or floating worms (NightCrawlers) off the bottom.

Marcy Randleman of Rosemont was on the move when she hooked into a 2 pound Brown using a NightCrawler. Ryan Hofmeister of Murrieta landed a 5-pound Rainbow on a wooly bugger. Shawn Murphy of Temecula pulled in a nice 6-pound Alper. Good going, guys and gals.

Lake Sabrina Boat Landing planted a few Alpers along with some Browns on Wednesday. We will be planting with Alpers and Browns every other week until the end of the season. The Department of Fish and Game stocked the lake Monday with pan-size fish and a few fish tipping the scales at 2-pounds. If you happen to catch a fish with a tag in the gill, it`s just to let you know the DFG are stocking with some larger fish.We ask that you all be real careful this year and remember Smokey`s Motto - "Only YOU can prevent Forest Fires!"

The temps cooled down a bit over the week and not a lot of cloud cover. The highs were in the mid 70s with the lows in the high 40s. We haven`t heard much of a weather report for the last few days, so you best be checking in with Howard at www.MammothWeather.com for the weather guesses.

We have our fleet of green fishing boats, 2 kayaks for rent along with a canoe and the Party Boat (pontoon boat) which has propane BBQ for those wanting to fry up some burgers or hot dogs out on the lake and keep on fishing.

We had a black lab that got out of the owner`s truck on Thursday, May 17th. It was picked up by a father and son who were in a gray - gold - taupe Chevy Z71 extended cab. Please give us a call if you happened to have picked up the dog. The owner extended his trip, stopped by the lake 3 mornings hoping the people who picked up his dog had come back to see if anyone had lost a dog.

Our summer hours of 7:00am to 7:00pm. The cafe will be serving Breakfast from 7:00am to 11:00am and Lunch from 11:00am to 4:00pm everyday at least through Labor Day.

Remember your polarizers, sunscreen, bug juice and PONCHO along with a few layers of clothes - just in case.

Rick, Patti, Juanita and Jarodd