Lake Skinner Fishing Report

Lake Skinner - Temecula, CA (Riverside County)


by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
8-4-2020
(951) 926-8515
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Striped Bass: As always most bites are coming to anglers who fish chicken liver over near the inlet and dam. Some anglers have also been fishing Umbrella Rigs with mentionable success.

Bluegill: Use crickets or mealworms throughout the lake. Sometimes it is best to fly line these baits, otherwise a drop shot can be effective. Sometimes the fish will readily eat a small Kastmaster or Panther Martin.

Catfish: Chicken liver or other cut baits have been most effective for cats. Some anglers have had decent success with fishing nightcralwers. Ramp 2 as always is the best area.

Largemouth Bass: Try fishing topwater! Some days have been exceptional while others quite slow. When fishing is slow we suggest switching up to a drop shot worm or weightless seiko.

Trout: No Action

Carp: No action to be reported.



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7-28-2020
Striped Bass: Try chicken liver or other cut baits near the dam and inlet. Always keep an eye out for boiling schools. Use top water lures or jerk baits for foaming fish. Trolling can also be a very productive task. Bluegill: We recommend bringing crickets and fly lining them in the east end. Another excellent bait is a whole mealworm or nightcrawler. Some people have decent success on Panther Martins etc.  Catfish: Use chicken liver or other cut bait near the inlet...... Read More

7-21-2020
Striped Bass: Still random boils popping up throughout the day, plenty of baitfish in the water. Some private boaters reporting a good bite by trolling the main lake. Many renters having success on the chicken liver mainly at the dam but most landed fish are a smaller grade. Bluegill: Anglers having mixed results throughout the lake. Some reporting a very slow bite whole others in different areas being able to fill their cooler in a short amount of time. We recommend...... Read More