South Lake Fish Report - Bishop, CA (Inyo County)

Lunker Parade Continues

South Lake - Bishop, CA (Inyo County)

Henry Rodriguez Grasshopper Sierra slammer Gilbert Glacier Inlet at South Lake From San Dimas 4 pounds 11 ounces — at South Lake, Bishop.

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by Parchers Resort Gang
9-24-2019
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The lunker parade continues at South Lake with several big Rainbows caught, the biggest was 6lbs 6oz caught by Taryn Naefke from Long Beach, CA. Overall the bite was a bit slower but lots of quality fish were in the mix.
More fish from the DFW as well as more trophies from Oregon are scheduled this coming week so the bite should stay good for the next few weeks at least.

Hot Spots: Inlets, Rock Slide, West Shore
Hot Baits: Nightcrawlers, Chunky Cheese PB
Hot Lures: Sierra Slammer minijigs in grasshopper or sand shiner and Kastmasters.

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21 mins · Edited · Aiden Creamer from Newport Beach with a 3lb 4oz Rainbow from South Lake caught on a minijig.

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Andy Lowe (Rowland Hills Estates) with another toad. Caught using a nightcrawler at the Rock slide 4 pounds 5 ounces — at South Lake, Bishop.

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Andy Lowe (Rowland Hills Estates) and Taryn Naefke (Long Beach) with a pair of toads, 4lb 3oz and 6lb 6oz respectively. Both caught at the back of South Lake using Nightcrawlers. — at South Lake, Bishop.

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Pat Madori from Lake Matthews with a solid 1lb 9oz Rainbow caught on a kastmaster. — at South Lake, Bishop.

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