Str8t Slabaronies
09-24-2009, 07:12 AM
There have been many great catfish reports coming out of Skinner as of late...so I'm not trying to take nothing away from them...BUT my man "G-Money" trumps them all.
He has been on a tear at Skinner for the last 2 months catching his limit by 9:30AM :Shocked:
He don't post reports...as he keeps his stuff on the DL...but I'm going to put dat *** on blast! :LOL:
from: North County Times
SKINNER: The striper bite is very good with boils reported all over the lake with the heaviest concentration of activity in the east end. The best action continues to be in the morning or evening hours, with some fish showing in the afternoon as well. There has been a good topwater bite for stripers in the early morning and then anchovies or chicken liver are the top baits as the day goes on. Scott Brown, Oceanside, landed eight stripers to 6.5 pounds on a popper at the east end. The catfish bite was very good with mackerel and chicken liver working best. Top spots have been the dam, inlet, and south shore. Gary Smith, Compton, caught 10 catfish totaling over 80 pounds with a 17-pounder topping the catch. Smith was fishing with chicken liver along the south shore. The largemouth bass, bluegill, and carp are fair. Crappie and trout slow. Parking has been restricted for ramp No. 2 but the shoreline remains open for fishing. Information: store 951-926-1505 or marina 951-926-8515.
Check the size of these kitties...not those 2 and 3 pounders.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/royalty65/fish008a.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/royalty65/fish008b.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/royalty65/fish008c.jpg
Great Job out there homeboy...but its time to get back on these crappies! :Wink:
He has been on a tear at Skinner for the last 2 months catching his limit by 9:30AM :Shocked:
He don't post reports...as he keeps his stuff on the DL...but I'm going to put dat *** on blast! :LOL:
from: North County Times
SKINNER: The striper bite is very good with boils reported all over the lake with the heaviest concentration of activity in the east end. The best action continues to be in the morning or evening hours, with some fish showing in the afternoon as well. There has been a good topwater bite for stripers in the early morning and then anchovies or chicken liver are the top baits as the day goes on. Scott Brown, Oceanside, landed eight stripers to 6.5 pounds on a popper at the east end. The catfish bite was very good with mackerel and chicken liver working best. Top spots have been the dam, inlet, and south shore. Gary Smith, Compton, caught 10 catfish totaling over 80 pounds with a 17-pounder topping the catch. Smith was fishing with chicken liver along the south shore. The largemouth bass, bluegill, and carp are fair. Crappie and trout slow. Parking has been restricted for ramp No. 2 but the shoreline remains open for fishing. Information: store 951-926-1505 or marina 951-926-8515.
Check the size of these kitties...not those 2 and 3 pounders.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/royalty65/fish008a.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/royalty65/fish008b.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/royalty65/fish008c.jpg
Great Job out there homeboy...but its time to get back on these crappies! :Wink: