Reply With QuoteWelcome from Oxnard. You will meet a lot of great people out here and learn a lot about crappie fishing.
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Bill, I am one of those looky loos that just signed up. My name is Mike and I live in Bakersfield. I fish Lake Isabella alot, but am not the expert. I picked the name because it seems like sometimes we do more drifting then catching. Sometimes the boy and I are on it and sometimes were not. We fish Isabella 2 or 3 times a month, mostly because I can fish in the morning and check on my mom and help her out in the afternoons. We also fish Lake Crowley several times a year. We enjoy catching the Sacramento Perch as much as trout. They make great tacos.
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Welcome from Oxnard. You will meet a lot of great people out here and learn a lot about crappie fishing.
"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles."
Dave
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Isabella Drifter, Welcome to the board. I haven't been to Crowly in years. I'm not going to say how many. Come to think of it I haven't been to the Eastern Sierras in years. I like to June Lake Loop area. Hey Mike you're a good son for taking care of your mom, Good Going.
Well now you're not a looky Loo. Jump on in and joint us, this is a great site. With a lot of members willing to share there knowledge on crappie fishin and other kindes too. If you don't know somthing just ask.
I have a question for you. Can you get minnos over in the Bakersfield area? Dave, "aka" Crappiencali has been lookin for some.
Fish Tacos sound really good about now.
Gonefission
Bill
In Bakersfield, Bob's Bait Bucket on South Chester (South of Ming Ave, East of Hwy 99) http://bobsbaitbucket.com/
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Hey drifter check your PM.
"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles."
Dave
Greetings
My name is Jim Isaac. I usually go by my nickname, Ike.
I live in San Diego and fish our local resevoirs. My favorites for crappie are Lower Otay, El Capitan and San Vicente.
If you intend to fish a San Diego resevoir you should know:
1. The concessions are closed, no coffee, no snacks and no bait. Have it with you when you get there.
2. El Capitan is being drawn down so they can work on the dam. I have seen reports that say the level is down about 2.5 feet each week. I have no idea how much longer the launch ramp will be accessable.
Tight lines
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Hi there Ike, Welcome to the forum. I hear ya, several year ago they drew down one of our local lakes to work on the damn. Wow it was low, we have gotten three good years of rain and it still isn't full. But it is coming back and so is the fishin. Hang in there. And keep us posted about the fishing in San Diego.
Gonefission
Bill
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Welcome Ike. I heard that fishing down there was pretty good. Never made it down that way. I live north of LA if you are ever up this way and want to fish hit me up. I know a couple lakes pretty good where we could catch some crappie.
"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles."
Dave
Slabmaster II
We took a three hour drive to Marv's pond near Corning last weekend.
Another lazy report!
....lee s.
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