California Aqueduct Fish Report for 3-15-2024
Dirty water and lower flows kept striper anglers from landing big numbers of fish
California Aqueduct - CA (Los Angeles County)
by Chad Burton and Chris Borden
3-15-2024
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Dirty water and lower flows kept striper anglers from landing big numbers of fish, but that could change soon. When the water clears striped bass anglers should be ready with cut baits, jumbo live minnows, and live worms. In the meantime, striped bass were reported by anglers throwing topwater, white jerkbaits, cut baits, and Flukes. Bass anglers used finesse baits in slowing moving water for a few bites, and catfish ate dip bait, chicken liver, and cut sardines.
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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, March 8thCastaic Lake: The lake held near 79 percent of its capacity, and fishing is improving
Pyramid Lake, CA: Recent rains turned the water a muddy brown, but that didn’t stop anglers from boating fish
Lake Isabella: Isabella lake increased this week to 43 percent of its capacity and continues to rise at a steady pace
Kern River: The trout action in the Upper Kern has been steady all winter long
Lake Kaweah: The lake rose slightly to 20 percent of its capacity
Lake Success: Success Lake rose to 45 percent of its capacity, and fishing improved last week
River Walk Lakes: Anglers continue to catch a few holdover trout
Ming Lake: The bass action has significantly improved over this past week
Buena Vista Lakes: Crappie fishing has been on fire at BV
Hart Park Lake: The bass bite in this area has really picked up
Lake Nacimiento: Nacimiento rose above 90 percent of its capacity
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, March 1stCastaic Lake: Castaic remained close to 78 percent of its capacity, and fishing has been decent
Pyramid Lake, CA: Pyramid Lake Fishing Report
Lake Isabella: This week Isabella increased to 41 percent of its capacity
Kern River: In the Upper Kern, the trout bite has been steady throughout the 20-mile stretch
Lake Kaweah: Kaweah Lake fell to 19 percent of its storage capacity, and fishing remained fair
Lake Success: The lake rose rapidly to 42 percent of its maximum capacity, and fishing remained fair
River Walk Lakes: River Walke Lakes Report
Ming Lake: The Bass bite is improving with the warmer weather
Buena Vista Lakes: Buena Vista Lakes Report
Hart Park Lake: Anglers reported an improved bite at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: The lake rose to 87 percent of its storage capacity, and fishing was fair
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