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lalo56
04-13-2009, 05:57 PM
Hello, we will be going to camp a few days at Lake Isabella next Friday and wanted to know what kind of fish shall i expect to catch there? I just want to know in order to set up my rigs. Thanks for any help and advice.
lurk 182
04-13-2009, 06:55 PM
trout, bass, cats.
Noobiesrule
04-13-2009, 07:19 PM
Fish with fins most likely.
fishfinder
04-13-2009, 09:43 PM
the crappie should start biting soon. and there are lots of trout (trolling with CD #3 black and white rapalas works good)
fishfinder
04-13-2009, 09:45 PM
try reds marina if you are fishing from shore for trout. p/b mostly.
and a mini jig under a bobber a few feet will produce some crappie possibly.
lalo56
04-13-2009, 11:19 PM
Thanks guys. That gives me a few ideas of what to try and what bait, lures to try. Noobiesrule your advice is excellent thank you very much!
tpfishnfool
04-16-2009, 08:01 AM
French gulch area , Power Worm with a Gulp Egg. Carolina rigged on 2-4 lb 1/8 oz egg sinker. Slowly bump it on the bottom. Good luck .
lalo56
04-16-2009, 09:03 AM
French gulch area , Power Worm with a Gulp Egg. Carolina rigged on 2-4 lb 1/8 oz egg sinker. Slowly bump it on the bottom. Good luck .
Thanks. Will be there tomorrow at check in time.
Hello, we will be going to camp a few days at Lake Isabella next Friday and wanted to know what kind of fish shall i expect to catch there? I just want to know in order to set up my rigs. Thanks for any help and advice.
lalo
If you want trout their will be plenty. Fish the area where the river dumps in for some LARGE trout.
Kissac cove is easy for panfish and bass.
Don't forget French gulch from shore
Piney point for trout also
The marinas will have a map for you telling you where the fish are.
Stop in the fly shop in Kernville for the latest on trout
If you like small creek fishing try Bull run creek for Browns
Tom
DEADROOTS
04-22-2009, 07:51 AM
trout, bass, cats. Yup
French gulch area , Power Worm with a Gulp Egg. Carolina rigged on 2-4 lb 1/8 oz egg sinker. Slowly bump it on the bottom. Good luck .
Thats almost what I do. I do all the same but instead of doing Carolina I just attach a #5 splitshot about a foot away from the bait. Same bait and line same area!