Hello from Your Lake Jennings: The big question is: Why aren't the bass moving up into the shallows? The water is 60 to 61. The days are sunny and it is the 1st of February! There has been a very good afternoon cat bite at the buoyline but if you fish before 2 PM make sure you bring either a pillow or a book because not much happens before then. The trout are close to the bottom. The key is leaders that are 2ft. or less.
Best Trout Spots: Shadow and Half Moon Coves and the concrete steps.
Best Trout Lures / Bait: Inflated crawlers on a 2 ft. leader dipped in scent.

Best Cat Spots: The dam buoyline.
Best Cat Bait: Night crawlers and mackerel. Use scent liberally.

Best Bass Spots: Off the points dropshotting in 25 to 35 ft. water.
Best Bass Lures /bait: It is jig time using creature baits. Swimbaits have not been working

Water Temp. 60 to 61 degrees on surface.

Notables: No fish over 3 lbs or limits under 1 hour.

Prognosis: An incoming low pressure system may put a damper on the fishing regardless of this week's trout plant from Mt. Lassen. The slow trout fishing in previous weeks should build the inventory that will eventually bust loose. Will it be this week?

The Lake Jennings Free Fishing University will be teaching bait fishing for trout at 1 PM on Sunday.

For more info: Hugh Marx (619) 443-2510 / 390-1300
Check out our website: www.lakejennings.org
New Hours:

Lake opens at Friday @ 6:00 AM closes for fishing at 6:00 PM
Lake opens at Saturday @ 6:00 AM closes for fishing at 6:00 PM
Lake opens at Sunday @ 6:00 AM closes for fishing at 6:00 PM