Nor Cal Fish Report
Lake San Antonio Fish Report for 4-28-2014


San Antonio Lake Fish Report

Lake San Antonio - Bradley, CA


by San Antonio Lake Marina
4-28-2014
(805) 472-2818
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The Crappie bite continues. Use Crappie jigs on the shoreline at Half Moon Bay. Drop in the water slowly, let them drop to a medium depth and slowly jig them. Finding any brush on shore is your best bet. Catfish are being caught regularly near Three Fingers and Half Moon Bay, use anchovies, worms, and stink bait in the mornings or evenings. Smallmouth and Largemouth bass are being caught regularly, the point near Half Moon Bay is producing the best results, use plastics, crankbaits, Rat L Traps, spinner baits, or swim baits.


Water Temp.: 65 degrees
Water Elevation: 655 ft
Weather:Highs near 90
Weather this week we are expecting some partly cloudy mornings clearing into beautiful sunny days.


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