Hart Park Lake Fish Report for 9-27-2024
The bite improved for bass anglers at Hart Park
Hart Park Lake - Bakersfield, CA (Kern County)
by Chad Burton and Chris Borden
9-27-2024
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The bite improved for bass anglers at Hart Park. Texas rigged plastics took fish at the inlet, and weedless creature baits pitched in the weed beds fooled the bigger largemouth. Topwater bass made a showing for anglers throwing weedless frogs and poppers at sunset. A few crappie were reported by an angler using small live minnows. That same angler reported a four-pound bass on the same live bait. Catfish ate chicken liver and dip bait.
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Pyramid Lake, CA: Pyramid held near 90 percent of its storage capacity, and fishing pressure has been light
Lake Isabella: There continues to be an excellent crappie bite here
Kern River: The weather is cooling and the flows are down with good clarity
Lake Kaweah: Kaweah Lake fell to 9 percent of its storage capacity, and fishing was fair to good
Lake Success: The water level dropped to 27 percent of the lake’s storage capacity, and fishing was slower than in weeks past
River Walk Lakes: The bass fishing here at both lakes continues to be very good
Ming Lake: The bass action improved this week with the cooler weather
Buena Vista Lakes: Crappie at Lake Evans are schooled up in deeper water on the East sides of all the islands
Hart Park Lake: Anglers reported decent fishing at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: The water level at Lake Nacimiento fell to 59 percent of its storage capacity
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