Lake Isabella Fish Report for 8-2-2024
Anglers Still Getting in on the Action
Lake Isabella - Lake Isabella, CA (Kern County)
by Chad Burton and Chris Borden
8-2-2024
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Isabella dropped to 47 percent of capacity and continues to release more water out. The Borel Fire has hampered access to the lake this week, but that hasn’t stopped anglers from getting in on the action. The Isabella Bass bite continues for another week. Bass have been chewing topwater during the early hours of the day. Lucky Craft Sammy’s and River2Sea Whopper Ploppers have been working very well. Bass are being found in 5 to 20-feet of water and coming on jigs, Berkley Power-Worms and Chigger Craws-Texas Rigged, and Shakey Head worms. Senkos and Drop Shot rigs have been consistently getting bites the last few weeks. Crappie are showing near Red’s Marina and the main Dam in 10 to 15-feet of water. Our contacts reported good numbers of Crappie coming on Get Bent Baits and live minnows fished 4-feet below a bobber on a slow retrieve. Trout fishing remains good here. The best action has been coming from boaters trolling down deep with Needlefish, Tasmanian Devils and Flicker Shad. Floating garlic scented baits have been producing by the Dam. We have received multiple reports of decent Catfishing this week with frozen shad, SSS Dip Bait, live minnows and nightcrawlers.
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More Reports
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, August 2ndCastaic Lake: Castaic Lake Updates
Pyramid Lake, CA: Topwater is Slow But There is Some Fair Fishing
Kern River: Kern River Updates
Lake Kaweah: Bass Anglers Continue to Adapt to Falling Water Levels
Lake Success: Fishing Was Good Last Week
River Walk Lakes: Hot Weather Has Hampered the Fishing
Ming Lake: Bass Bite Has Been Fair to Good
Buena Vista Lakes: Bass anglers reported decent results at Buena Vista
Hart Park Lake: Tougher Bite During Daylight
Lake Nacimiento: Another Good Week of Fishing at Nacimiento
Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports
for Friday, July 26thCastaic Lake: Bass fishing remained good this week
Pyramid Lake, CA: The lake held near 92 percent of its storage capacity, and fishing was good
Lake Isabella: Isabella dropped to 51 percent capacity and the fishing remains solid here
Kern River: The river flows are in the 500’s
Lake Kaweah: The lake fell to 25 percent of its storage, and fishing was good
Lake Success: Bass anglers reported another decent week of fishing
River Walk Lakes: The bluegill bite remains very good
Ming Lake: Our contacts reported decent bass action here this week
Buena Vista Lakes: Anglers reported fair to good fishing at Buena Vista Lakes
Hart Park Lake: High temperatures convinced most anglers fish at night or during mornings and evenings
Lake Nacimiento: The lake fell to 74 percent of its storage capacity, and fishing remained good
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