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@@andrewoudinarath7618 There are multiple ways to access the trails around the lake. Check out Google Maps, for example, and you’ll see.

@@VINCEGOESFISHING thanks Vince 🤙🏼

@@andycochran-f3d - Any afternoon showers?

@@cheinemann_805 Nope, no showers. Andy

I think it’s time for a GoPro so I can better capture the fishing action. Appreciate the comment. 🤙🏼

@@cheinemann_805 I use a GoPro for a lot of my stuff, definitely helps. I’d recommend a water proof case if you do though. Took mine spear fishing and the water got in the battery compartment.

Yep, I need a GoPro! Gonna make it happen to capture more fishing action. Tough to fly-fish with an iPhone in one hand. Rig was a 9ft 5x rod, 5x leader with a 5x tippet to an Elk Hare Caddis (sizes 14-16). I’ll do better to show more fishing action in future videos. Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@HennyFishing 44” and 22lb White Sea Bass (aka “ghost”)…was a heckuva fight. Hit my lure about 20ft from shore. Was crazy!

@@ervinslens it’s special…if you ever get the opportunity, GO!

@deadlymate5974 - Hi there and thanks for watching. Yes, you do need a signed and valid California fishing license to fish from the surf. You can purchase a license from most sporting good stores and/or online at wildlife.ca.gov/Licensing/Online-Sales

Thank you! I don’t know much about ocean fishing just wanted to make sure I can with my license.

I typically fly fish and sometimes throw some spinners on the Owens. I've never used mouse tails on the river, but I'm always open to trying new baits. I did use mouse tails this past weekend at Convict Lake and slayed them!

Thank You! What lures do you think would work in convict lake? I’ve tried spoons and flies but haven’t caught lots.

@@deadlymate5974 Mini jigs, like the ones by Sierra Slammers (www.sierraslammers.com), are great, but you've got to be out deep enough so they can be tough to fish from the bank. Spinners and Spoons (Panther Martin, Rooster Tails, Thomas Buoyant) are great choices and you can typically cast them a long way on an ultra-light rod and reel set up using anywhere from 2-6lb test. We had really good luck last weekend using Berkley floating power worms (we were cutting the heads off our mouse tails and just using the red worm. Red is a killer color! Check out these trout worms from Sierra Slammers (www.sierraslammers.com/product-page/trout-worms-vivid). Rig up the worms with a split shot and you'll get hit, I promise you. I heard the lake was just stocked today with 600lbs of trout. Nine of them are tagged for a chance to win prizes. Have fun!

Or crappie

@@deadlymate5974 - There's always a good chance that bass will be hanging out under docks for protection, and also so they can surprise strike their prey. My recommendation is to rent a boat so you can get back into coves where the water is warming up and bass are getting more active.

Hi 👋. - I didn’t reference a website in video but I do know that the largemouth bass are in close. They’re spawning and feeding on massive shad bait balls. We’ve seen it at Cachuma and Casitas. Hope that helps…

Thank you very much for watching. Stay tuned for more.