Greetings from Lake Cuyamaca: Warm water and summer conditions have the trout on a vacation it would seem!?? with some activity early morning and late afternoon- evening.?? Crappie are providing anglers with?? non stop action. Bring out the kids and let them catch fish. Use a small tube jig for this fun and tasty treat. ?? Bullhead catfish are very aggressive??in seeking out?? your night crawler on the bottom.!?????? !!!! BULLHEAD-A-THON catch the most Bullheads for a prize!!!!

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Trout Bait: 30-36 inch leader off the bottom inflated night crawler smeared with scent, Power Bait,?? salmon eggs.???? (Pautzkes Krill gel or liquid Krill scent)??

Best Trout Lures: Gold/yellow-orange Panther Martins and Rainbow Rapala, Trolling. Use scent!?? (Krill gel works best)??

Best Trout Spots: Lone Pine, Shore line by dam buoy line.

Notable: Doug Rounsiey, Lakeside, 5lbs Channel Catfish, bait, Finger jetty. ( Lots of Limits of Crappie)

Fly Fishing: Emergers, Nymphs, and Elk Hair Caddis should produce something besides Crappie, which will take just about anything. Some fish feeding on surface early a.m. and late p.m.

Nature Walk: The guided walk will be conducted by Clint Powell Aug. 5, 2007.The trail is open for daily use. 3 1/2 miles around the lake.

Free Fishing Class Saturday at 10:AM: ?? Ranger Willard?? will teach??tried and true trout techniques using?? bait, tube jigs and lures for Trout, Crappie and Bullheads.??

Prognosis:!!?? Bring up the kids or beginners and catch some Crappie, use small tube jigs or meal worms. With the weather staying warm this week Crappie and Catfish will be filling the stringers. Channel Cats are looking for your Mackerel. Its top water time for the large mouth bass.?? Water?? surface temp 70-74 deg, Please feel free to ask our staff any questions you may have