Lake Skinner Fish Report

Lake Skinner - Temecula, CA (Riverside County)

by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
5-24-2015
(951) 926-8515
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The water temperature is between 62-64 degrees.

Striper: Low Action- near Inlet, using chicken liver, sardines and anchoives. l0-20 ft. level with umbrella rigs.

Blue Gill: Low Action- mostly across from marina or East Bay, at least 10 ft. of water hitting on night crawlers, meal worms, and red Worms. Small amounts of bait to cover a #6 or # 10 hook. Light line small or clear bobbers.

Catfish: High Action- Catﬁsh is very hot right now any cove, 5-10 feet with cut baits, chicken liver, mackerel, anchovies, or night crawlers...

Large Mouth: Medium Action- best bite early morning or late afternoon. Try swim baits, flukes, plastic creature baits, or roboworms.

Trout: Low Action: holdover from the season near east end of launch ramp 2. Try using power bait, (Rainbow Colors) or good Ole Nightcrawlers.

Carp: No action.

Water Temperature: 62-64 Degrees

Lake Skinner Park hours are 06:00AM - 10:00PM
Lake Skinner Marina hours are 06:00AM - 06:00PM

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

Whoppers
Name	City	State	Species	Weight
James Brooks	Temecula	CA	Catfish	7.2 lbs.
Tina Gallo	Banning	CA	Catfish	5.2/td>
Bryan Zobelleo	Escondido	CA	Trout	4.1

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