San Diego Fish Report
Lake Jennings Fish Report for 10-30-2011


Trout were planted recently, Bass are hangng near the weedline at Lake Jennings

Trout were planted recently, Bass are hangng near the weedline at Lake Jennings

10-30-2011
by Helix Ranger
(619) 443-2510
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We stocked our first 1000 lbs of Mt. Lassen's Sierra 'Bows on Wed. October 26th. For the most part the trout promptly disappeared. Trollers had no success. Guys dropshotting for bass off the fishing float with 4" worms nailed a couple of trout. As predicted the trout anglers caught a fair amount of cats. The bass bite was not quite as good as last week but what we said last week still applies. The bass are hanging in 25' to 35' on the weedline.

Best Trout Spots: None

Best trout Bait/Lures: None

Best Cat Spots: Cloister Cove ( Bird trees), and south side of the buoyline.

Best Cat Bait: Mackerel and chicken livers. Use scent liberally.

Best Bass Spots: The west side of Sentry and Eagle Point also the riprap that parallels the launch ramp.

Best Bass Lures/Bait: Ikas, Dropshotting Arron's Magic or Morning Dawn 7" worms.

Water Temp: 72 degrees on surface

Prognosis: We will stock every week for the next 23 weeks. The trout bite should improve each week as we build inventory. Don't forget about our bass and cats. This in my opinion is prime time for those species.


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