San Diego Fish Report
Lake Jennings Fish Report for 9-22-2014
Lake Jennings Fish Report for 9-22-2014
Lake Jennings Fish Reports
Lake Jennings Fish Reports
9-22-2014
by David Acevedo
(619) 443-2510
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Hello from your Lake Jennings!
What a great weekend! The temps were just right, especially after the crazy weather we've had over the past couple of weeks. Several catfish were caught for those targeting them, with the night time being your best bet. Remember, only one weekend left for the Night Fishing season and then it's back to the sunrise to sunset schedule for the lake hours of operation. There will be one more stocking of 1,000 pounds of Channel Catfish this coming week, so come on out and enjoy fishing like no other. Lanterns are required to fish after dark.
The redear and bluegill are still very active, and the bass bite continues to improve, especially if you were using shiners this past weekend. Remember, as long as the water levels keep changing everything will be on the move.
Trout season opener this year will be Saturday, November 15th, 2014. Watch for details on upcoming reports.
Lake Jennings Campground continues to draw in campers from all over, and if you haven't made your reservation yet don't wait too long. If you like to have your camping experience a bit less occupied then come out during the week from Sunday through Thursday. The next Long Term (minimum 30 days) reservations start in October, so make plans soon because we will sell out for the next 6 months.
For more updates and/or to post comments, visit www.LakeJennings.org and "Like Us" on Facebook or go to Facebook.com and search "Lake Jennings Recreation." Other option are to visit the Lake Jennings website, check out the Lake Jennings Bulletins at the Lake and Campground, or you can sign up for the Weekly Report and have information sent right to your email.
www.facebook.com/LakeJenningsRecreation
www.lakejennings.org/fishing/fishreport
www.LakeJennings.org
Best Catfish Spots: Bird trees and the fishing float, remember everything is on the move with the water levels changing
Best Catfish Bait: Mackerel, Chicken Liver, or Dough Bait
Best Bass Spots: All along the banks.
Best Bass Lures/Bait: Kreature baits, drop-shot, jerk baits, and live shiners
Best Panfish Spots: All the coves
Best Panfish Lures/Bait: Mealworms and Wax Worms,
Notables: The "Catch of the Week" goes out to:
Sentry Cove: Dave Smith of Poway caught an 8.1 pound channel catfish using mackerel.
Water Temperature: 79-80 degrees
Note New Hours:
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
OPEN AT 6:00 AM
CLOSE AT 12:00 AM (Midnight)
SUNDAY
OPEN AT 6:00 AM
CLOSE AT 7:00 PM
Catfish Stocking Schedule:
What a great weekend! The temps were just right, especially after the crazy weather we've had over the past couple of weeks. Several catfish were caught for those targeting them, with the night time being your best bet. Remember, only one weekend left for the Night Fishing season and then it's back to the sunrise to sunset schedule for the lake hours of operation. There will be one more stocking of 1,000 pounds of Channel Catfish this coming week, so come on out and enjoy fishing like no other. Lanterns are required to fish after dark.
The redear and bluegill are still very active, and the bass bite continues to improve, especially if you were using shiners this past weekend. Remember, as long as the water levels keep changing everything will be on the move.
Trout season opener this year will be Saturday, November 15th, 2014. Watch for details on upcoming reports.
Lake Jennings Campground continues to draw in campers from all over, and if you haven't made your reservation yet don't wait too long. If you like to have your camping experience a bit less occupied then come out during the week from Sunday through Thursday. The next Long Term (minimum 30 days) reservations start in October, so make plans soon because we will sell out for the next 6 months.
For more updates and/or to post comments, visit www.LakeJennings.org and "Like Us" on Facebook or go to Facebook.com and search "Lake Jennings Recreation." Other option are to visit the Lake Jennings website, check out the Lake Jennings Bulletins at the Lake and Campground, or you can sign up for the Weekly Report and have information sent right to your email.
www.facebook.com/LakeJenningsRecreation
www.lakejennings.org/fishing/fishreport
www.LakeJennings.org
Best Catfish Spots: Bird trees and the fishing float, remember everything is on the move with the water levels changing
Best Catfish Bait: Mackerel, Chicken Liver, or Dough Bait
Best Bass Spots: All along the banks.
Best Bass Lures/Bait: Kreature baits, drop-shot, jerk baits, and live shiners
Best Panfish Spots: All the coves
Best Panfish Lures/Bait: Mealworms and Wax Worms,
Notables: The "Catch of the Week" goes out to:
Sentry Cove: Dave Smith of Poway caught an 8.1 pound channel catfish using mackerel.
Water Temperature: 79-80 degrees
Note New Hours:
Catfish Stocking Schedule:
| DELIVERY WEEK OF | NO. OF POUNDS | STOCKED ON |
| May 19 (Start of the season) | 3,000 | May 20th |
| June 9 | 1,000 | June 11th |
| June 30 | 1,000 | July 1st |
| July 21 | 1,000 | July 23rd |
| August 11 | 1,000 | August 14th |
| August 25 (3-Day Weekend - Labor Day) | 2,000 | August 27th |
| September 22 (Last stocking for the season) | 1,000 | |
| Total | 10,000 |
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