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20 minutes from the entrance to Lake Nacimiento, another wonderful Paso
Robles area fishing destination.
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Lake San Antonio and Lake Nacimiento provide spectacular fishing opportunities.
They are a perfect choice for your next fishing adventure.
The following is from Dennis' Fishing Page: "Largemouth Bass 9lbs 14oz.
Smallmouth Bass 4lbs 10oz. Spotted Bass 5lbs 3oz. White Bass 4lbs 2oz. Crappie
3lbs 8oz. Channel Catfish 20lbs 2oz. Blue and White Catfish 19lbs 10oz.
Bluegill 1lb 12oz. Redear Sunfish 2lbs 4oz. Other fish present are, European
Carp and Threadfin Shad.
Striper fishing at San Antonio is like the song, when you're hot you're
hot and when you're not you're not. Stripers here are big, with the lake
record at 36lbs 4oz. The average striper will weigh about 15lbs. During
the summer, casting into boiling surface feeding stripers is a guaranteed
hook-up. You should always keep a rod ready, with a Zara Spook tied on,
just in case a boil erupts in front of you. If you don't, the boil will
be gone before you have a chance to tie on that topwater bait. Trolling
is a popular method of fishing for stripers, both shallow and deep with
downriggers, depending on the feeding pattern. Casting into the shoreline,
in shallow water with topwater baits like Zara Spooks can also be productive.
This works best in early morning and late evening hours. Another good method
is to catch some live shad and flyline a live bait with a #6 lightwire hook
and a splitshot. Shad can be dipped early in the morning, from the docks
at the marina. Popular striper lures here are, Zara Spooks, 1 to 2oz White
Hair Raisers, Big Macs, AC Plugs, and Hopkins Spoons. Good striper hang-outs
are, around the marina, Three Fingers Cove, The Chalk Cliffs, and The Dam.
Largemouth bass average 2lbs here at San Antonio, with the record at 9lbs
4oz. The spring, early summer and fall are prime largemouth times. All the
usual plastics and jigs work well here, with main lake points holding lots
of fish. The south shore, from Harris Creek to the dam is good largemouth
territory. Shad colored crankbaits account for good catches and topwaters
are productive early and late. One good rule to remember here is, fish shallow
early and move out to deeper water as to day progresses.
Catfish bite good from March thru November. The usual baits are, cut mackerel,
anchovies, nightcrawlers, and live or fresh dead shad. Waterdogs work good
to entice the bigger cats to bite. There are channel cats and blue cats
here. They average a respectable 10lbs, with the lake record at 25lbs even.
The last cove to the right of the dam, Bee Rock Cove, and the Shallows are
top producers of catfish. Night fishing is allowed at San Antonio and many
catfishermen will take advantage of the night fishing opportunity.
Crappie fishing here has been good for the past few years. Crappie here
average 1 1/2lbs, with the record a 3lbs 8oz slab. The best crappie fishing
occurs October thru June. 1/16oz white, or chartreuse crappie jigs work
best here. Most good crappie fishermen here, will tip their jigs with a
meal worm to increase their catch. Harris Creek, the marina, any of the
boat docks, and any of the brushy coves, including the Shallows with all
the stick-ups, are good crappie spots.
Redear and bluegill bite all year long. They can be found just about anywhere
along the shore. Redear fishing use to be good here, but for some reason
has really dropped off. Bluegill, however continue to be good bitters and
can offer the kids and adults an enjoyable day. The usual baits are red
worms, meal worms, and micro jigs. Try the Shallows. They feature lots of
brush and stick-ups and are located at the north end of the lake."
Fishing Lake Nacimiento is fun. The following is also from Dennis' Fishing
Page: "Largemouth Bass 9lbs 4oz. Smallmouth Bass 3lbs 14oz. Striped Bass
36lbs 4oz. Crappie 3lbs 8oz. Channel Catfish 25lbs. Bluegill 1lb 12oz. Also
present are European Carp, Squawfish, Threadfin Shad, Redear Sunfish, and
Giant Goldfish."
When military training activities allow, Fort Hunter Liggett has 10 man-made
ponds and reservoirs for fishing daily, including many weekdays, weekends
and federal holidays, except Christmas day. Bass, bluegill, and catfish
may be caught in Fort Hunter Liggett ponds and reservoirs. Minor fisherman
may register when accompanied by an adult with photo identification.
Fort Hunter Liggett Hunting & Fishing
Monterey County Parks Department
For Lake San Antonio Reservations
(831) 755-4895
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