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Trout Bait: 30-36"inch leader off the bottom inflated night crawler smeared with scent, Rainbow Power Bait is still their favorite. (Pautzkes Krill gel or liquid Krill scent) | |
Best Trout Lures: Orange and Fire Tiger Rapalas, Yellow Roster Tails. Use scent (Krill gel works best) | |
Best Trout Spots: Lone Pine, Chambers Park, Trolling center of lake. | |
Notable: No fish over 3 lbs reported. ( lots of Crappie Limits) | |
Fly Fishing: The Crappie are taking almost any offering! Can not resist #10 Flash Muddler. | |
Nature Walk: The self guided walk is 3 1/2 miles around the lake. The trail is open for daily use. | |
Free Fishing Class Saturday at 10:AM: Ranger Willard will teach tried and true trout tactics, using Baits, Tube Jigs, and Lures along with Mini Jigs for Crappie, plus Night Crawlers for Bullheads. | |
Prognosis:!! The stocking of Channel Cats will improve the action for them. Limit style action continuing on CRAPPIE. Use a small glow in the dark jig( 1/64 or 1/32 oz) for this small and tasty treat which will create lasting memories for young and old alike. Bullhead catfish looking for a worm on the bottom. Bring up the whole family to experience a wonderful time this Labor Day Weekend. | |
THE DECONTAMINATION WASH DOWN IS NOW OPERATIONAL PRIVATE VESSELS ALLOWED AFTER WASH DOWN! A fee is charged. (boats, motors, kayaks, canoes, float tubs, waders) More details at www.cuyamacakidsderby.org | |
Johnny Rodriques landed a 11½ pound trout (June 2, 2008) on rainbow power bait Pumphouse Cove (picture posted View Picture here |
*Tagged Trout Contest subject to special details and restrictions, call or talk to a Lake Cuyamaca Ranger for more info.
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