San Diego State
 

Hey all, My wife and I have decided that during the spring semester in
2007 I will be applying to San Diego State with plans to start in the
fall of 2007. I know there are a couple people here that frequent the
San Diego lakes.
I grew up there, but had limited access to a car at that time. I fished
Cholas, Otay, Mirimar, Jennings, Cuyamacha, and El Capitan. I was
wondering if someone could give me the low down on San Diego lake rules,
and how often you are able to fish these lakes. From what I remember
they were only open a couple days a week, and for a set amount of time.
Living here in Wisconsin I am not used to that. Also , I was
wondering what lakes are closest to San Diego State.

Any help you can give me would be great!

Chris

San Diego State
 

San Diego State

Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Thu, Aug 3, 2006, 4:26pm From:
(Chris*Rennert)
Hey all, My wife and I have decided that during the spring semester in
2007 I will be applying to San Diego State with plans to start in the
fall of 2007. I know there are a couple people here that frequent the
San Diego lakes.
I grew up there, but had limited access to a car at that time. I fished
Cholas, Otay, Mirimar, Jennings, Cuyamacha, and El Capitan. I was
wondering if someone could give me the low down on San Diego lake rules,
and how often you are able to fish these lakes. From what I remember
they were only open a couple days a week, and for a set amount of time.
****Living here in Wisconsin I am not used to that. * Also , I
was wondering what lakes are closest to San Diego State.
Any help you can give me would be great!
Chris
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Chris, you are within 30 minutes of almost every lake in San Diego
county from S.D. State.

Do a search on (sdfish.com) a local discussion group, it has lake
reports, maps, the whole works.

My son is doing a seminar every month at Aim Marine...not far from
State. The schedule will be advertised on sdfish. If you get a chance
drop by one of them, and tell him I said to turn you on to some bass
fishing while you are there. :)

Have fun....it's a great school, and a great city, not to mention the
fishing!

John