San Vicente Reservoir Fish Report for 11-18-2018
San Vicente Fishing Report
- San Vicente Reservoir
- Channel Catfish, Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, Smallmouth Bass, Blue Catfish, Bluegill, Redear Sunfish, Green Sunfish, White Crappie, White Catfish
- Nov 18, 2018

San Vicente Fishing Report
11-18-2018
by San Vicente Reservoir Staff
(619) 390-1918
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Cooling water temps has slowed the longtime surface bite, although are still a few fish chasing silversides in main lake areas. Drop shotting 4" to 6" worms in 20' to 40' of water can be productive, and a good back up plan to chasing the boils. here were a couple reports of bluegill coming out of the Barona arm on split shafted red worms and mealworms. No catfish were reported to the concession last week.
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A Few Fish Chasing Silversides
San Vicente ReservoirCooling water temps has slowed the longtime surface bite, although there are still a few fish chasing silversides in main lake areas. Drop shotting 4" to 6" worms in 20' to 40' of water can be productive, and a good back up lan to chasing the boils.. Here were a couple reports of bluegill coming out of the barona Arm on split shotted red worms and mealworms. ...... Read More
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San Vicente ReservoirThere's still fish packed up, and chasing silversides on top, but it has begun to slow a bit. There is however, a good drop shot bite beginning to develop in 15' to 20' of water as well as 50' to 60'. So, choose your poison! There were a couple of decent bluegill catches reported, although location was closely guarded. The only part of the puzzle disclosed was that mealworms were the bait of choice. Catfish were M.I.A. ...... Read More
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