Hello from Lake Jennings! We thought that the hot days would cool the trout bite; surprisingly it didn't. Trolling for trout is good between the boat dock and the fishing float. The Cactus Patch from a boat using Power Bait or Gulp. The bass are in the brush and tules. Drop-shotting worms in the brush are best. Some red ears are spawning but the main run has yet to occur.

Best Trout Spots: The boat dock, fishing float and buoy line triangle.

Best Trout Lures/Bait: Needlefish and Rapalas for trolling and night crawlers 6' under a bobber.

Best Catfish Spots: The floating boathouse and the bird trees.

Best Catfish Bait: Bring mackerel or mackerel.

Best Bass Spots: On the bank in 5 ft. of water in brush and under trees.

Best Bass Lures/Bait: Drop-shotting 4" worms. Swim baits and white jigs.

Notables: No fish over 3 lbs reported or limits in 30 minutes.

Prognosis: The hot bite for trout will continue while inventories remain high. Cats and red ears are being caught on the bank. Buzz baits dragged off the bank produced some nice reaction bites from the bass.

Water Temperature: 65-68 degrees.

Current Schedule: We will be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 6:00 a.m. ??? 8:00 p.m.

Coming Soon: Night Fishing season begins Friday, May 16th, three weeks earlier this year!

Offer Extended! Discounted Boat Rental: We have created a twilight special for our motorboats. After 4:00PM motorboats can be rented for $20.00. That gives you over 4 hours of primetime fishing.

Lake Jennings Fishing University will hold a fishing class this Sunday at 1:00 p.m. The classes concentrate on what is working best. This week's class will talk about fishing trout and cats. Most importantly, the classes are FREE! Ranger Hugh will be the professor.