Lake Skinner Fish Report for 12-28-2020
Lake Skinner Fishing Report
Lake Skinner - Temecula, CA (Riverside County)
by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
12-28-2020
(951) 926-8515
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Striped Bass: Water level is low.. but you can still find these beauties in the middle of the lake. Some private boaters have reported a decent hard bait bite in the channel that runs across the point near the marina down to the East End.
Bluegill: High action for Bluegill using mealworms or crickets. A mini jig tipped with some meat can be an extremely productive method.
Catfish: Catfish bite has slowed although there is some to be had. Catfish Alley and near Launch Ramp 2 would be your best bet, try using chicken liver, anchovies and garlic shrimp.
Largemouth: Largemouth bass bite has been pretty steady. The water level has dropped significantly so you will need to explore new territory.
Trout: Last trout stocking was December 4th & 14th. We do not currently have a scheduled upcoming trout stocking. It is usually every 2 weeks but again we do not have a permeant schedule.
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