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Lake San Antonio Fish Report for 5-11-2014


San Antonio Lake Fish Report

Lake San Antonio - Bradley, CA


by San Antonio Lake Marina
5-11-2014
(805) 472-2818
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The Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass bite is currently better at Lake San Antonio, they are being caught near Half Moon Bay near flat sections of shoreline. Crappie bite is still going strong with many being caught near the shore line across from Half Moon and the shoreline on the East side of Half Moon Bay. Catfish are doing well and Striper are being caught occasionally on anchovies, and large spinner and crank baits.


Water Temp.: 70-75 degrees
Water Elevation: 655 ft.
Weather: Highs near 101
Weather this week we are expecting sunny and HOT days with or first 100+ forecasts of the season.


Lake San Antonio Resort
LakeSanAntonioResort.com
74255 San Antonio Rd.
Bradley, CA 93426



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