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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 3/16/08 - 3/23/08 |
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Written by Lake Ranger, Hugh Marx
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Hello from Your Lake Jennings: The hot trout bite continues to be
localized at the Cactus Patch. Try the eucalyptus trees at Cactus
Patch. There was a great bite on the bass until Friday and then it
picked back up on Sunday. The ones being caught are mostly males. The
big girls are hiding. Some fry are being protected by males. The red
ears and cats will be moving into the shallows soon.
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 3/9/08 - 3/16/08 |
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Written by Lake Ranger, Hugh Marx
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Hello from Your Lake Jennings: Don’t forget: we will be open every day
thru Easter from 6:30 AM to 7:30 PM. Just in time for the best fishing
of the year. The trout bite continues to be localized at the Cactus
Patch. Try the eucalyptus trees at Cactus Patch. Lots of bass are being
caught but most are males. The big girls are hiding.
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 3/2/2008 - 3/9/2008 |
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Written by Hugh Marx, Ranger
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Hello from Your Lake
Jennings: Great News! Starting next
Friday March 14th we will be open every day thru Easter from 6:30 AM to 7:30
PM. Just in time for the best fishing of the year. Bass are definitely in the mood. The lake
rose 3.5 ft. last week and that left most of the bass exploring the newly
flooded brush. Some that had already started nesting did so in deeper water
where they cannot be seen. The trout bite was extremely localized. The
eucalyptus trees at Cactus Patch was the only spot that produced fast and
furious trout limits.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 10 March 2008 )
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 2/04/2008 - 2/10/2008 |
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Written by Supervising Ranger, Hugh Marx
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 13 February 2008 )
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Lake Jennings Fish Report: 1/5/2008 - 1/11/2008 |
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Written by Hugh Marx, Ranger
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Hello from Your Lake Jennings: The only bite worth mentioning is the bass bite though most anglers that are targeting this fish are not having much success. The reason: The bass want deep and painfully slow retrieve with lots of dead stick time. The trout bite crashed this week. Some limits came fast on Friday, after that you had to work for a couple of fish. A few cats came to trout anglers on the Hermit buoyline. Beyond that no one was really targeting those fish. Crawlers have been best.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 14 January 2008 )
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