Lake Conditions Surface temperature is 58 degrees. A few degrees warmer in the north end. The water visibility is about 2' to 3'.

** IMPORTANT NOTE** There are currently no state fishing licenses available in the Lake Morena area so be sure you acquire one before you arrive. The State Licenses is required.

Trout: Little improvement over the past weeks as several rainbows showed up in a few anglers creels.

Bass The Large-Mouth are continuing to be found throughout the lake. Plenty of 1 and 2 pounders were reported; all but a few were caught and released. Trevor Townen from Poway had the catch of the week with his 8lb 6ozer with plastics in Horseshoe cove.

Catfish The Catfish have continued to please anglers with many limits reported. Nightcrawlers are the best bet, and then comes Chicken Livers as the best bait. Ray Holden jr. and sr. with William Purefoy, San Diego, clobbered the cats with limits totaling 4 1lbs 14 ozs. They were near the boulders at Cabin cove.

Blue Gill Geezer cove has provides many opportunities of success for Bluegills. Cabin cove has also fared well with small hooks and segments of Nightcrawlers.

Crappie The Crappies have been found along the southern rocky shore. Kyle Shumake, El Cajon, managed a few, the largest was a 1 lb 2 ozer.

Carp These fish are mouthing the surface parading around the boat dock. No other stories here.