Goldfish crankbaits?

Lake Cuyamacha was one of my favorite waters years ago. Most people
thought of it as trout lake back then, and I made it a point not to tell
anyone about the bass that lived there too g! It sure can get cold up
there though...well, cold for California.

JK

Sometimes I miss those lakes, but then I look around me, and I don't have to
worry about the lake closing for the week, or the season, or paying $3 every
time I want to fish (well, I probably still do, but not directly).
Also the amount of species I can chase here, really dwarfs what San Diego
has to offer (unless you pursue sal****er fish, which was never really
something I liked).

I do want to go back though and test my skills again. Last time I was
there I spent about 4 hours out and hooked about a dozen largemouth with the
largest going about 6lbs. Caught all of them on #11 - #13 Rainbow Trout
floating rapalas.

Chris
"John Kerr" wrote in message
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Lake Cuyamacha was one of my favorite waters years ago. Most people
thought of it as trout lake back then, and I made it a point not to tell
anyone about the bass that lived there too g! It sure can get cold up
there though...well, cold for California.

JK

Hodges is a neat lake, and super convenient. Caught some nice fish under
the bridge, and around on the "grassy" side when the lake was up to full
level. I lived half way between Hodges and Poway Lake, just a couple
minutes to either one...a lot of spur of the moment fishing trips.
JK