So Cal Fish Report
Castaic Lake Fish Report for 7-2-2012
Castaic Lake Fish Report for 7-2-2012
Anglers are nailing boiling stripers during the early AM & late PM on top water baits at Castaic
Castaic Lake - Castaic, CA (Los Angeles County)
by Castaic Lake Staff
7-2-2012
805-521-1231
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Upper lake WATER TEMP: 74 Degrees
Lower Lagoon WATER TEMP: 75 Degrees
Stripers can still be found near the buoy line and Sharron's Rest on cut bait and night crawlers. The Largemouth are still biting all over the lake and typically between the surface to about 15 feet deep. They also love the night crawlers and top water baits. Hawks Nest and Dry Gulch were great coves all weekend long. Old SS had a mix of stripers, Largemouth and Catfish being caught out of it all on Night Crawlers. The Catfish are still biting on mackerel near Kong Island and back in Elizabeth Cyn. The Shad are being seen everywhere but are still too deep to net. The lagoon has still been great for the swimbait fishing and drop shotting. Anglers are still pulling out 7 to 10 pounder on almost an everyday basis.
Whoppers of the Week!
ANGLER NAME: Matthew Cole
DATE: 06/29/12
HOME TOWN: Panorama City
SPECIES: Stripers
WEIGHT OF STRINGER: 14.0 lbs.
NUMBER CAUGHT: 10
WEIGHT OF LARGEST FISH: 3.5 lbs.
BAIT/ LURE USED: Fresh dead sardines
LOCATION CAUGHT: Buoy Line
ANGLER NAME: Garrison Shepard
DATE: 06/29/12
HOME TOWN: Castaic
SPECIES: Striper
WEIGHT OF STRINGER: 16.0 lbs.
NUMBER CAUGHT: 10
WEIGHT OF LARGEST FISH: 4.0 lbs.
BAIT/LURE USED: Top water Bait
LOCATION CAUGHT: C-Point
Comments: Caught biggest striper on a Heddon Spook
Lower Lagoon WATER TEMP: 75 Degrees
Stripers can still be found near the buoy line and Sharron's Rest on cut bait and night crawlers. The Largemouth are still biting all over the lake and typically between the surface to about 15 feet deep. They also love the night crawlers and top water baits. Hawks Nest and Dry Gulch were great coves all weekend long. Old SS had a mix of stripers, Largemouth and Catfish being caught out of it all on Night Crawlers. The Catfish are still biting on mackerel near Kong Island and back in Elizabeth Cyn. The Shad are being seen everywhere but are still too deep to net. The lagoon has still been great for the swimbait fishing and drop shotting. Anglers are still pulling out 7 to 10 pounder on almost an everyday basis.
Whoppers of the Week!
ANGLER NAME: Matthew Cole
DATE: 06/29/12
HOME TOWN: Panorama City
SPECIES: Stripers
WEIGHT OF STRINGER: 14.0 lbs.
NUMBER CAUGHT: 10
WEIGHT OF LARGEST FISH: 3.5 lbs.
BAIT/ LURE USED: Fresh dead sardines
LOCATION CAUGHT: Buoy Line
ANGLER NAME: Garrison Shepard
DATE: 06/29/12
HOME TOWN: Castaic
SPECIES: Striper
WEIGHT OF STRINGER: 16.0 lbs.
NUMBER CAUGHT: 10
WEIGHT OF LARGEST FISH: 4.0 lbs.
BAIT/LURE USED: Top water Bait
LOCATION CAUGHT: C-Point
Comments: Caught biggest striper on a Heddon Spook
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