Texas Fish Report

Lake Skinner Fishing Report


by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
11-12-2019
(951) 926-8515
Website

Lake Skinner Marina hours are 6 a.m. – 4 p. m
The water temperature is 70 degrees. Due to the heightened water temp the first trout plant of the year has been postponed for another 2 weeks. Expect the first stock of trout to hit the water on the 13th...

Striper: High Action: Still many, many schoolie sized stripers are being caught by anglers on boats who are throwing hard baits into boils and elsewhere that they notice birds working shad.. 

Blue Gill: Slow Action: A few very nice sized panfish were reported this week with one reaching 2lbs.. as always work a mini jig tipped with a worm, or fly line a mealworm or cricket..

Catfish: Low Action: Try using chicken liver, anchovies or mackerel at the inlet if you have a vessel or near ramp 2 if shore fishing..

Large Mouth: Medium Action: A few very successful outings this week have been reported.. very nice sized fish have been landed while throwing jerk baits and spooks. Keep an eye out for fleeing shad throughout the lake..

Trout: First Stock of Trout will November 13th, 2019. 600 pounds.

Carp: No Action Reported.



< Previous Report Next Report >




More Reports

Striper in High Action at Lake Skinner
 Lake Skinner
11-4-2019
First Trout stock will be this Wednesday, the 6th. Blue Gill: low action. Still a decent and fun fish to target. Skinner is known for large panfish. Try minijigs and mealworms! Catfish: Medium action. Chicken liver is almost always the best bet for catfish although worms and anchovies can also be a good option. Fish are usually near the inlet or Ramp 2. Striper: HIGH ACTION. Several teener stripers caught this weekend. All on artificial lures such as Jerkbaits and A Rigs....... Read More

TROUT SEASON IS APPROACHING!!!
Lake Skinner
10-28-2019
TROUT SEASON IS APPROACHING!!!    The water temperature is 67-68 degrees. Water is going down and fall turnover conditions allow fish to go deeper, where most likely they will remain for winter. Blue Gill: low action, try fishing mini jigs along reed lines throughout the lake. Crickets also work very well. Tipping a mini jig with a worm or cricket is also a good tactic. Catfish: Medium action: cut bait, chicken liver and anchovies work… catfish like to bunch up in the fall/winter months....... Read More