Hello from your Lake Jennings!
Trout season couldn't be off to a better start as anglers continue to catch limits of Sierra Bows from both shore and boat. No reports of Bass or Catfish this week.

Best Catfish Spots: Deeper waters and the buoyline at the tower
Best Catfish Bait: Mackerel, Chicken Liver, or Dough Bait
Best Bass Spots: Points in 25' to 30' of water along the weed line.
Best Bass Lures/Bait: Swimbaits, small Crawdads and drop shot Morning Dawn worms.
Best Wiper Spots: On the move in schools
Best Wiper Lures/Bait: Live Shiners, Chicken Liver and frozen Anchovies
Best Trout Spots: Hermit's Cove and Cactus Patch
Best Trout Lures/Bait: Kastmasters, PowerBait, PowerWorms and Mini Jigs

Notables: Donald of El Cajon for the second week in a row caught a limit of Sierra Bow Trout with a total weight of 24.9 pounds, the largest one at 5.8 pounds using Kastmasters at Cactus Patch; Kevin Lee of San Diego, limit of Sierra Bows, total weight of 21 pounds with the largest one at 6.4 pounds using Nightcrawlers and Kastmasters at Hermit Cove; Austin Chang of San Diego, limit of Sierra Bow Trout using Nightcrawlers at Hermit Cove; Joel Murillo of Pacific Beach, limit of Sierra Bow Trout with the largest at 4.12 pounds using Nightcrawlers at Hermit Cove.

Prognosis: Lake Jennings will stock another 1,000 pounds of Sierra Bow Trout, and we will continue to plant trout up to 8 pounds. The water level is now being brought back up and this may draw the fish around the inlet (moving water) until the level is back up. "NEW", Lake Jennings will stock Sierra Bow Trout up to 12 pounds throughout the season. Right now we are putting in 6-8 pounders until the water gets a bit cooler and then come the 10-12 pounders.

Water Temperature: 70 degrees and dropping

Note New Hours:
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY
OPEN AT 5:45 AM
CLOSE AT 5:15 PM