Lake Skinner Fish Report

Lake Skinner - Temecula, CA (Riverside County)

by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
1-12-2015
(951) 926-8515
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Striper: High action. Abundant amounts of stripers caught by anglers this week over at the inlet/dam area using cut mackerels, shads, spooks and chicken livers, top water lures and jigs.

Blue gill: Medium Action Blue gills starting to become active around the marina using night crawlers.

Catfish: Low action. Slow for cats, only a few reported this past week.

Largemouth: High action. Many anglers this week catching plenty of largemouth along points, coves, and along the shores. Try catching them on purple and green robo worms, meal worms, wax worms, and night crawlers have been doing extremely well.

Trout: Trout stock will be resuming, soon as we get the schedules we will post it.

Water temp: 54-58 degrees

Lake Skinner Park hours are 06:00Am - 10:00PM
Lake skinner Marina hours are 06:00Am - 04:00PM

For more information please contact the marina at (951) 926-8515

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