Idaho Fish Report
Monster striper in the aqueduct!
by Chad Burton and Chris Borden
12-1-2023
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The striper bite has definitely slowed, but many of our local anglers ground it out for some great results. Scott Treadway landed a monster striper using one of his custom jerkbaits in a shad pattern. Lure anglers also used paddle tailed soft jerkbaits and tube baits at first light and in the evenings for some decent results. Bait anglers use cut baits, lugworms, and jumbo live minnows after check gates. Catfish ate dip baits, cut sardines, and chicken liver with Carolina or slip rigs working for bites. Largemouth were tight lipped last week. Drop shot, split shot, and Texas rigged grubs and small Flukes saw some action in slower moving water.
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More Reports
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, November 17th, 2023
California Aqueduct: Striped bass and catfish have been the best bets in the aqueduct
Castaic Lake: Castaic Lake fell to 83 percent of capacity and water temperatures dropped into the low sixties
Pyramid Lake, CA: The lake held near full pool, and fishing has been good
Lake Isabella: Isabella fell to 37 percent of capacity and the lake appears to be stabilizing
Kern River: Fishing in the Upper Kern has improved since DFWL resumed stocking last week
Lake Kaweah: Kaweah Lake rose to 12 percent of capacity, and anglers reported fair fishing
Lake Success: The lake fell to 9 percent of capacity, and fishing remained decent
River Walk Lakes: This week the first trout stocking of the season went in River Walk on Tuesday
Ming Lake: The bass bite has been steady
Buena Vista Lakes: Fishing remained fair at BV
Hart Park Lake: Fishing was fair at Hart Part
Lake Nacimiento: The lake held near 55 percent of capacity
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, November 10th, 2023
California Aqueduct: Striper and catfish continue to be a reliable option for aqueduct anglers
Castaic Lake: High winds made for difficult fishing conditions
Pyramid Lake, CA: Anglers reported good fishing for striper, catfish, and bass
Lake Isabella: Excellent Bass bite continues for another week
Kern River: The Upper Kern was slated for a trout stocking this week
Lake Kaweah: Fishing has been fair to decent
Lake Success: Bass fishing has been decent
River Walk Lakes: Anglers reported decent bass action
Ming Lake: Anglers recently reported a decent reaction bait bite
Buena Vista Lakes: Anglers reported fair fishing at Buena Vista Lakes
Hart Park Lake: Bass anglers reported tight-lipped largemouth at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: Nacimiento Lake fell to 56 percent of capacity, and fishing remained good