Lake Skinner Fish Report for 1-20-2019
Lake Skinner Fishing Report
Lake Skinner - Temecula, CA (Riverside County)
by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
1-20-2019
(951) 926-8515
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The water temp. Is between 50-52 degrees, and the inlet water is flowing moderately. Blue Gills: Medium Action: Blue Gill are still in deeper waters, or off points 10-12 ft. Where they move in for food, like crickets, nightcrawlers and meal worms with a light weight. A lot of gills caught this week on mini jigs. Catfish: Low Action: A tough bite this week but try chicken livers at the inlet. Largemouth Bass: Low to Medium Action: Fish are being caught on more natural style baits after the heavy rain, as well as nightcrawler. Striped Bass: Medium Action: Tougher bite this week, the cut bait bite has been most productive. Sink chicken liver in front of the dam. Trout: Limits caught all week with nightcrawler, and power bait. All colors work well, especially garlic flavors. Small power worms brown, orange or blood red colors. The white mouse-tails, and any small lures Kastmaster, super-duper, paothermartin, rooster tails, The East Bay seem to be getting the most action with the nightcrawler and Salmon flavored power bait. Next Trout plant will be on 1/30/19
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