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"A Short but Productive trip after work today.....wanted to beat the next front.....a very bountiful trip on the coastal marsh......"
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"Very good question John......I most often use a 1.32 ounce jig and catch alot of fliers on this…"
Side Profile Flier.......Open Mouth
Good perspective of the mouth.....larger than a bluegill's and smaller than a Crappie////
Also Had (20) Solid Fliers At The Party........
"Thanks John.....today was an event filled trip in a good way........"
"Great Fall weather ahead of the approaching Tropical Storm.....over 100 tidal crappie and several other sunfish species.......Alot of fun!"
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Thanks a lot for your kind response. With my little kids, the close proximity to fishing spot is important to me. I have tried several local park ponds including Alondra park, but no success, and I was excited to see that your favorite lake is El Dorado Park. I do not really mind the kind of fish as long as my kids can catch something even 3 inch fish. I know DFG stock cats in the summer and trouts in the winter into El Dorado, have you had some success? I will try El Dorado soon as it is close from where we live also. Driving 1 - 2 hrs for fishing is no fun for the kids as you know. If you fish there after work, it seems that the lake and the park itself is pretty safe to be around at night time, too.
Fishing is on and off there for me and my fishing friend. Sometimes no hits and like last night she caught 7 and me zero. She used meal worms I switched around playing with swim baits and stuff trying to catch a bass