Texas Fish Report

Lake Skinner Fish Report


by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
3-24-2014
(951) 926-8515
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The water temperature is 64 degrees.


Striper: Low action
No striper bite except with lead core line, 50 feet down, fly fishing or deep trolling.

Blue gill: Low-Med Action
Bluegill are starting to pick up, live crickets, roboworms, and red worms have been successful this last week.

Catfish: Low Action
Catfish getting active with the water warming up. Cats can be caught on chicken livers, anchovies, and gulp bait.

Largemouth: Low-Med Action
Still tight in tulles but can be caught on white jigs and roboworms.

Carp: Medium action
big carp ready to catch, easy and fun. Use your favorite carp dough ballsm along the banks or under heavy cover.


Lake Skinner Park Hours are 06:00AM - 10:00PM
Lake Skinner Marina Hours are 06:00Am - 06:00PM


FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE MARINA AT (951)926-8515


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