Texas Fish Report
Finsee Techniques Have Been Getting The Most Bite
Largemouth Bass
Rusty Brown
(Rusty Brown's Pro Bass Fishing Guide Service
), at it again with a nice pair of Largemouth Bass at sunset he caught at San Vicente Lake … WTG Rusty!
Photo Credit: Courtesy of San Vicente Reservoir
by San Vicente Reservoir Staff
3-8-2021
(619) 390-1918
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Not much changed here last week, the bass have been scattered from 40’ to bank. Finesse techniques have been getting the most bites, although Texas rigs, jigs, and swimbaits produced as well. Most of the largemouth have been bucks in the 1 to 3 pound range. The most noteworthy largie was as 10 plus that ate a shiner fished in the Barona Arm by San Diego resident Jose Morfin. A handle of bluegill showed up for shore anglers in the aqueduct arm of the late. Catfish went unreported to the concession last week.
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