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Last week continued to be steady fishing week with catfish as the top bite yet again. Several fishermen reported consistent bites in the back of coves and along the murky banks with the majority of bites triggered by the of cut mackerel and dough baits. Johnson bay and Cachuma bay continue to produce fish for boaters while the boat launch area was the go-to spot from th shore. The small mouth bite has started to pick up with the bigger fish being caught in 15-20 ft of water off the banks towards the east end of the lake. Berkley flicker shad rip-baits seemed to attract the smallies, with the smaller size 6 pearl white and racy shad as the hot colors. Holdover trout haven't started hitting consistently but are seen jumping in the morning. Crappie are still slow on the troll but tube jigs are getting there attention.
Water Temperature: 64
Bass: Fair
Avg. Size:1.5lbs
Catfish: Good
Avg. Size: 2.5 lbs
Crappie: Poor
Avg. Size: 1 lb
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The seemingly endless catfish bite began to taper off last week, as only a handful were checked into the marina. There is still a lot of shad around if you're into dipping bait, which seems to be the key to success lately. The only bass biting have been late in the evening on reaction baits. Carp can still be found on the bank and in backs of cuts and coves. One angler reported that there were bluegill underneath the courtesy......
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Catfish still biting well here, as Travis Erway of Lompoc had a limit of kitties to 7 lbs. last Thursday. Erway fished with cut mackerel in Johnsons Bay for what he described as "the best bite he has in years". Patrick Fournier of San Ynez also filled his limit the same day. The bass fishing has been day by day, with the best action late in the afternoon on reaction baits on main lake points. Carp are all over the......
