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http://www.countyofsb.org/parks/cachuma.sbcThe bass and the catfish bite was excellent this week as many fishermen caught limits. Billy Kane of Palmdale caught his limit of smallies and largies in a couple of hours off of launch point. an oxblood roboworm on a texas rig did the trick for him. Other anglers did well drop shotting Gulp minnows and pumpkin worms. The catfish hit hard throughout the day for shore fishermen and boaters alike off nightcrawlers and stink baits including mackerel, bloody dough and chicken liver. The shallow areas of Johnson Bay, Santa Cruz Bay, Drake cove, and Harvey's all held cats ranging ranging from half a pound to 9 lbs. The carp bow fishermen had great success in all mornings and evenings with the biggest one upwards of 12 lbs. Despite the warm weather, one kayaker was able to hook up on a 2 lb trout as well.
Water Temperature: 62 Degrees
Bass: Excellent
Carp: Good
Catfish: Excellent
For more information please contact the marina at (805) 688-4040
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The passed week has been tough for some anglers, but a few successful fishermen reported bringing in some channel cats between 1lb and 2.5lbs. Catfish are still the top bite of the week and continue to bite primarily on cut mackerel and nightcrawlers, although a few were brought in on pink tube jigs near the boat house outside of the marina. The bass were not under much pressure this week but some small mouth were found just off E point......
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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......