Hello from your Lake Jennings. There was only one bite this weekend and it was trolling a nightcrawler and a orange Power worm between the boat dock the fishing float and the buoyline. Drifting a crawler 4 ft. under a red and white bobber in the same area also worked. Those that caught trout were all commenting on how strong the fish were. The lake dropped 4 degrees to 56 because of the cold nights. This really shut down the bass prespawn bite. We also did not have any cats reported. We will be open on Presidents's Day.

Best Trout Spots: Eagle point to Sentry Point.

Best Trout Lures/Bait: Orange Power Worms with  ? a crawler, slow trolled.

Best Cat Spots: The buoyline off Eggert Point and Hermit Cove.

Best Cat Bait: Mackerel and nightcrawlers. Use scent liberally.

Best Bass Spots:Sentry and Eagle points.

Best Bass Lures/bait: 4" dropshotted morning dawn worms and Big Senkos.

Water Temp: 56 degrees on surface.

Notables: Sun. Leila and Lindsay Laumann, La Jolla, trout limits under  ? hour, trolled orange Power Worms between the boat dock, the fishing float and the buoyline.

Prognosis: We will again stock 1000 lbs of Sierra 'Bows on Tuesday. We start seeing bass move into the shallows when the slimy green filamentas algae starts growing just like it is now. January and February are the best times to get big bass on swim baits.

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 trout. Most importantly, the classes are free. Ranger Hugh will be the professor. For more info, you can call Hugh Marx at (619) 980-4844 or visit http://www.lakejennings.org

New Hours:
Fri. = 6:00 AM until 6:00 PM
Sat.= 6:00 AM until 6:00 PM
Sun.=6:00 AM until 6:00 PM

Trout Stocking Schedule 1000 lbs each
All trout @ 1 lb average
Week of February 7th Presidents' Day
Week of February 14th
Week of February 21st
Week of February 28th
Week of March 7th
Week of March 14th
Week of March 21st
Week of March 28th