The week was fairly productive due to another change in air temperature which signaled a change in behavior.  Evenings temps were on the rise, but have now will start to drop again this weekend.  A dusting is expected over the crest by Sunday night.  Cloud cover moved in today along with the wind which cleared the parking lot of anglers and only the hardiest took fish.  Warming should start around Tuesday of next week.

DFG did their thing, and we also did it, both on a weekly basis, but can’t figure out where these hawgs are disappearing.  But some folks seem pretty happy as we got more fish this week than any week during this summer. 

Lures for the week were Red/Gold and Gold Buoyants, rainbow buoyant, gold Kastmasters, Gold Hot Shots with red stripe, and Cripple lures in yellow/gold.

Bait for the week:  Crawlers (big and little), Pink Power Eggs, Corn and salmon peach powerbait, grasshoppers and grubs were the main menu.

Flies for the FLINGERS were olive body black tail wooly buggers, custom tied streamers in olive and black (real beauties), rust Twin Lakes Special, Adams female, Griffith’s Gnats, Grey Hackle Yellow, Black ants, Black gnats, and a BH soft hackle/orange or yellow, naked Caddis.

Fri, 27 Aug 2010 23:00:25

Big Fish taken:

Mary Rouse of Brentwood, 3lb 8oz on 8.23.10 on a worm out of Little Virginia
Rudy Blaschke of Manhattan Bch, 3lb 10oz on 8.23 gold hot shot out of LV.
Jeff Hill, 3lb 5oz Alpers on 8.25.10 on corn power bait out of LV.
Kurt Bachmeyer of Lake Elsinore 6lb 10oz Alper on power bait out of LV.
Bobby Fleischer of Culver City, 4lb 2oz Alper on a worm 8.26.10 out of LV