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Santee Lakes Fish Report: 5/5/08 - 5/11/08 |
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Written by Park and Recreation Coordinator, Greg Even
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The Lakes first nightfishing event took place last Thursday with 98
anglers in attendance. The bite was a little slow, but anglers still
enjoyed fishing the lakes until 11:30 pm.
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 4/20/08 - 4/27/08 |
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Written by Lake Ranger, Hugh Marx
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No changes in the trout department. Trolling continues to be good for
trout between the boat dock and the fishing float. The Cactus Patch
and over in Sentry Cove are producing trout from a boat using Power
Bait or Gulp. The bass are in transition. The majority of the bass
have moved back away from shore into 15 to 25 ft. of water. Swimbaits
have been effective on those fish. Dropshotting worms in the brush are
still nailing guardian males. The redears are spawning. Channel cats
are close to shore and under the trees.
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 4/14/08 - 4/20/08 |
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Written by Lake Ranger, Hugh Marx
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The hot bite for trout will continue while inventories remain high.
Cats and red ears are being caught on the bank. Buzzbaits drug off the
bank produced some nice reaction bites from the bass.
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 4/7/08 - 4/13/08 |
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Written by Lake Ranger, Hugh Marx
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Hello from Your Lake Jennings: We thought that the hot days would cool
the trout bite; surprisingly it didn’t . Trolling for trout is good
between the boat dock and the fishing float. The Cactus Patch from a
boat using Power Bait or Gulp The bass are in the brush and tules.
Dropshotting worms in the brush are best. Some redears are spawning but
the main run has yet to occur.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, April 13 2008 )
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 3/31/08 - 4/06/08 |
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Written by Ranger, Hugh Marx
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Hello from Your Lake Jennings: Trolling for trout has taken an
upswing. They have moved out past casting distance from shore and are
best found between the boat dock, fishing float and buoyline triangle.
Bright colored Needlefish and Rapalas are the ticket. The bass are in
the brush and tules. Dropshotting worms in the brush are best.
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