Stripers on the Mendo menu

Lake Mendocino - (Mendocino County)


by Nor Cal Fish Reports
5-27-2015

Lake continues to drop but striper bite is good. Top water lures and anchovies both work. South end of the lake past the dam is the most prolific area. Stripers range from 14 inches to 28 inches. Catfish bite has been good in both the north and south end in the evening. Crappie action is fair. Pacific Outfitters (707) 468-6474


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for Wednesday, May 27th, 2015

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Lake Amador: Good bluegill, solid trout at Amador
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Antelope Lake: Antelope full, bite slow
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Boca Reservoir: Some action at Boca
Bridgeport Reservoir: Boaters score at Bridgeport
Bucks Lake: Solid kokanee bite at Bucks
Bullards Bar Reservoir: Koke action improves at Bullards Bar
Calero Lake: Go bright at murky Calero
Lake Camanche: Big cats, some trout at Camanche
Lake Chabot: Solid bass bite at Chabot
Chesbro Reservoir: Chatter for bass at Chesbro
Clear Lake: Clear Lake top water improving
Collins Lake: Collins Lake a winner
Contra Loma Reservoir: Fair trout, evening bass at Contra Loma
Lake Davis: Tough go at Davis
Del Valle Lake: Striper, trout in DV narrows
Donner Lake: Donner producing shoreline trout
Don Pedro Reservoir: Bankies get bass at Don Pedro
Indian Creek Reservoir: Indian Creek to get plant soon
Gold Lake: Shore anglers get trout in Gold Lake Basin
June Lake: Slow bite at June Lake
Gull Lake: Sporadic bite at Gull
Silver Lake: Silver top loop lake
Lafayette Reservoir: Lafayette trout bite hot
Lexington Reservoir: Cats biting at Lexington
Lewiston Lake: Lewiston trout willing
Lopez Lake : Trout fair at Lopez
Los Vaqueros Reservoir: LV fishes well through the wind