08-09-2003, 02:39 AM
Arrived at Legg Lake for the first time since moving to Cali two years ago.
Have got to say the shore has very little structure to fish and the water was very muddy. Weed beds scattered at different depths made it difficult to fish. Ended up going through an assortment of plastics of all colors and many crank baits before trying spinners. Got to say should have thought to use a spinner to start. used a half ounce [size 1]chartreuse[/size] gold willow blade forgot the company name. It worked on hooking up five nice fish, largest being alittle shy of eight pounds the rest considerably smaller not worth weight. All fish were caught on the wind blown shore. Only casting fifteen to twenty feet letting it sink to four feet down then moderate retrieve. Good luck to anybody headed that way thisweekend. Almost forgot I got there at two and left at six.
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Have got to say the shore has very little structure to fish and the water was very muddy. Weed beds scattered at different depths made it difficult to fish. Ended up going through an assortment of plastics of all colors and many crank baits before trying spinners. Got to say should have thought to use a spinner to start. used a half ounce [size 1]chartreuse[/size] gold willow blade forgot the company name. It worked on hooking up five nice fish, largest being alittle shy of eight pounds the rest considerably smaller not worth weight. All fish were caught on the wind blown shore. Only casting fifteen to twenty feet letting it sink to four feet down then moderate retrieve. Good luck to anybody headed that way thisweekend. Almost forgot I got there at two and left at six.
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][size 4]nice report!!!!! i havent been up there in years.... i used to fish cats.. i never saw a bass out of there.. well atleast cerritos regional has getting the bass populatio up and the are in numbers... samll but good to hear that we have some....[/size] 
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