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See the HUGE FISH caught over the last few days!!

CURRENT FISH REPORT
CORONA LAKE

Jim Matthews
Outdoor News Service

Huge 37 1/2-pounder leads hot
catfish action at Corona Lake
     Craig and Grant Yamashita teamed up to battle a 37 1/2-pound catfish at Corona Lake, landing the best fish of this year’s catfish season at this popular western Riverside County water. The San Jacinto anglers were using shrimp and fishing from a boat when they hooked the big fish.

Craig & Grant Yamashita - San Jacinto
MONSTER CATFISH 37.5 lbs - 7-23-10
Using shrimp from a boat at Corona Lake.
Released safely and swam away healthy.
GREAT JOB GUYS !!

     The catfish action has been excellent here thanks to twice-weekly plants of channel catfish with the best action on mackerel or shrimp doused with Eagle Claw catfish Gravy. The tilapia are also very good with the fish running up to two pounds and showing on nightcrawlers, red worms, or even wax worms. The tilapia are planted each week, too.
     Besides the Yamashita’s big fish, Dave Beaver, Anaheim, caught cats at 7 3/4 pounds and 3 1/4 pounds, and Andrew Pasillas, Riverside, landed seven catfish for a total stringer weighed of 14 1/2 pounds.
     Mike Mortiz, Temecula, landed a 2 1/2-pound tilapia, while the Singh family of Fontana had 11 tilapia to two pounds.
     While not a lot of sturgeon are showing, Blake Burgess, Elsinore, landed a 5 1/2-pounder fishing shrimp at the dam.
     Corona Lake is open seven days a week with fishing allowed from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. on day passes or from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on an evening pass. Each of these passes is $22. Seniors pay only $20, with a special $17 pass sold on Wednesdays. All of these passes have a five-fish limit. For kids 4 to 13, a three-fish pass is just $9. The 24-hour passes now sold every Friday and Saturday through the summer. They cost just $60, and anglers can bring a spouse and up to three kids to help fill the 24-hour pass 15-fish limit. Camping at Corona Lake is also free with a 24-hour pass. For Corona Lake fishing information, call 951-277-4489 or log on at www.fishinglakes.com.


Tilapia Tuesday - Thousands of Pounds Stocked !!
Tuesday 7/27/10
Special Discount on Video - Don't Miss Out !!

NEXT STOCKING OF CATFISH AND VIDEO IS FRIDAY 7/30/10

 

FRIDAY "Silver Catfish" EXTRA HEAVY STOCKING
Uploaded Friday Evening, 7/23/10
Part 2 of 2
   Discount on Video - Don't Miss Out !!


SEE ALL OF OUR STOCKING VIDEOS


CORONA LAKE & SANTA ANA RIVER LAKES

NOW HERE’S THE BIG NEWS------------------Our Catfish Season has really been going great guns.  We own the largest Catfish Farm this side of the Mississippi and of course we have a corner on the market for Big Catfish.  Additionally, we have a very close relationship to one of the largest Tilapia Farms in California, and he has been supplying us with those fantastic eating Tilapia.  We’ve got it all guys, and add to that, we stock at least twice a week and sometimes three times a week.  Not once a month or every two months, but 2 to 3 times every week.  There is no doubt, what so ever, about our stocking program, because every single stocking is video taped and posted on our web site, www.fishinglakes.com.

ADD TO ALL THIS-----------We have night fishing every night from 5 to 11pm.  You can get off work, and enjoy a cool summer evening fishing and cook a hot dog or hamburger under the stars.

THEN TOO----------Don’t forget our very popular 24 hour weekend Family Special.  Dad pays $60.00, he gets a 15 fish limit and Mom and 3 Kids, 12 and under get in free.  We let Mom and the Kids fish free and help Dad get his 15 fish limit.  Here’s the best part, there’s no charge for camping, and that’s free too.

DON’T MISS OUT THIS SUMMER------------------------BE THERE!!! 



SEE ALL OF OUR STOCKING VIDEOS

See a few of the daily shoreline photos:
Santa Ana River Lakes
Corona Lake

THIS SEASONS 20 POUND CLASS LUNKER PHOTOS


PART ONE OF TWO
MUST SEE VIDEO

Imperial Catfish Farm

PART TWO OF TWO
The Hatchery & BIG Catfish !!


Quagga/Zebra Mussels Alert

Help protect Corona Lake against this
invasive and costly hitchhiker!

Quagga/Zebra Mussels in California waters could result in an environmental and economic disaster. They can cause a shift in native species and disrupt the ecological balance of entire bodies of water. The mussels clog water pipes, coat piers and ruin boat motors. Transferring a boat from an infested water to another water could spread the mussels.
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Corona Lake is not infested with the quagga mussel and we need the public's help to keep the lake free of this invasive species! 

Please inspect your boat before launching.  Do not launch your boat in the lake if you discover quagga mussels. For more information visit California Department of Fish & Game or call (866) 440-9530. 

 Download the "Don't Move A Mussel" watch card (PDF 310KB)

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