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Reports were hard to come by this past week, due to the lack of anglers. The rental fleet was able to tie into a few cats, although most fish were on the small side. It was last known that Santa Cruz Bay was the place to be, and now the shoreline directly across from the marina has been producing as well. Cut Mackerel or crawlers fished in 10' of of water was the way to go for Matthew Sanders of Northridge, who caught and released several kitties last Saturday and Sunday. The bass bite has been almost all smallmouth on main lake points very early and late, with rip baits and traps both producing. There have been reports of shad up tight in Johnsons, and Cachuma Bay if you want to try to dip some. Other than a couple of incidental crappie, all other species were no shows.
Water Temperature: 74
Bass: Fair
Avg. Size: 1.5 lbs
Trout: Good
Avg. Size: 1.5 lbs
PLEASE CONTACT THE MARINA AT (805) 688-4040
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Catfish still providing most of the action here. Cut mackerel or packaged doughbaits fished in the backs of coves and cuts all over the lakes was once again the way to go. Bass fishing has been fair using nightcrawlers or reaction baits on main lake points. A handful of panfish came in from the docks to the right of the marina, and any lace there is shade on the water. Bowfishing for carp has been improving, as many large fish......
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Not much has changed here, catfish still being caught regularly in shallow coves such as Cachuma Bay, Santa Cruz Bay, and Clark Canyon. Cut mackerel and doughbaits fished in 1' to 10' of water is the key to success. Both largemouth and smallmouth bass chasing shad on main lake points in the early morning and late afternoon hours. Spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and ripbaits were the top lure choices. A few crappie coming off the docks to the right of the marina,......
