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Lake Nacimiento Fish Report for 5-11-2014


Lake Nacimiento Fish Report

Lake Nacimiento - Bradley, CA (San Luis Obispo County)


by Lake Nacimiento Staff
5-11-2014
(805) 283-3256
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Spring fishing is still on! spawn hunger is lingering and the fish are still biting. Spotted Bass are the most regularly caught fish. Plastic worms and creatures seem to be producing the best results. Bakersfield Bass Club came out for a tournament on May 10th and the vast majority of fish caught were spotted bass in the 1 to 3 pound range. White Bass are also doing well with most action seen in Las Tablas, top water lures, small spoons and crank baits are producing best results.


Water Temp.: 701-75 degrees
Water Elevation: 727 ft.
Weather: Highs near 101
Weather this week we are expecting sunny and HOT days with our first 100+ forecasts of the season.

Lake Naciemento Resort.
NacimientoResort.com
10625 Nacimiento Lake Dr.
Bradley, CA 93426


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