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SIERRA BOWS & SUPERTROUT
 JUST STOCKED !! THURS. FEB. 2, 2012

 

Thursday's 2/2/12 Trout Stocking Video

 

CURRENT FISHING REPORT

Jim Matthews
Outdoor Editor
1/30/12

Corona Lake is cranking out
hefty stringers of rainbows

Heavy weekly trout plants continue to translate into heavy stringers of nice two-pound average rainbow trout, and a few better quality fish are caught each week.
An 8 ½-pound rainbow landed by Jesse Torres, Ontario, was the top trout reported this week. He was using hatchery formula PowerBait from the shore to catch his trophy.
Just some of the nice stringers reported included a five-fish, 13 ¼-pound catch made by Roger Martinez, Covina, on rainbow floating bait. His best fish was a 3 ¼-pounder. Bob Clark and Jacques Million, both Murrieta, had 10 rainbows for 20 pounds with a three pounder on the top. They were fishing nightcrawlers from a boat. Conrad Mallada, Mark Simson, and Jake Anderson, all from Lake Elsinore, landed 12 rainbows for 24 pounds, while Jamie Stoneburner and Dave Sawdey, both Desert Hot Springs, had 10 rainbows for 10 pounds, topped off by a 3 ¼-pounder.
Anglers are mostly using a variety of floating dough baits in bright colors, with the garlic and hatchery pellet flavors top bets. Small jigs and trout plastics have also been good. Adding a garlic scent to the baits or lures had been a good idea.
In addition to the trout, there few anglers targeting the catfish are getting quite a few fish. Bill White, Norco, had five catfish for a total of 18 pounds, including one at 5 ½-pounds, fishing nightcrawlers at the dam. Doug Beerd and Dylan Escobdo, Garden Grove, landed a 14-pound sturgeon.
The lake is open seven days a week with fishing allowed from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. on day passes or from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on an evening pass. Each of these passes is $22. Seniors pay only $20. All of these passes have a five-fish limit. For kids 4 to 13, a three-fish pass is just $9. The 24-hour passes are available on the Friday and Saturday nights nearest the full moon. These passes cost $60 and anglers can bring a spouse and up to three kids to help fill the 24-hour pass 15-fish limit. Camping at Corona Lake is also free with a 24-hour pass. For Corona Lake fishing information, call 951-277-4489 or log on at www.fishinglakes.com.

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Quagga/Zebra Mussels Alert

Help protect Corona Lake against this
invasive and costly hitchhiker!

Quagga/Zebra Mussels in California waters could result in an environmental and economic disaster. They can cause a shift in native species and disrupt the ecological balance of entire bodies of water. The mussels clog water pipes, coat piers and ruin boat motors. Transferring a boat from an infested water to another water could spread the mussels.
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Corona Lake is not infested with the quagga mussel and we need the public's help to keep the lake free of this invasive species! 

Please inspect your boat before launching.  Do not launch your boat in the lake if you discover quagga mussels. For more information visit California Department of Fish & Game or call (866) 440-9530. 

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