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Topic: Lake San Antonio 2-23-14  (Read 639 times)

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Jason S.

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Headed to San Antonio just to take a loom really. Didn't take a yak just made a few cast from the bank for an hour or so and left. Water was a pretty gross. Color but the lake was low enough to where you could fish most of it in a day with a yak. I didn't catch crap. Talked to a guy that was in a small aluminum boat that said he didn't even get a nibble and that the back of the lake had tons of dead carp accompanied with a rather unpleasant odor. The stripers should be easy to find with the water level down so far. Not a exciting report but if somebody has been after a San Antonio striper now is the time to go get your troll on.

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What a cool report with great pictures! Locating the fish is an important part of fishing. It can be tough with such a low lake level. Some times that's just how it goes no matter how good u think your odds are. Better luck on your next trip out. :smt001
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Thanks for the report and pictures Jason.
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Forgot to mention, if you are into metal detecting there is some cowboy stuff in the exposed lake bed. Some guy found some coins from the 1800's and a few other cool little antiques.

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My bro who lives in Salinas was kayak fishing San Antonio back in the summer. A bunch of yakkers were out there slaying big striper and tons of catfish. I think the average was 32" on the striper. There was a lot of game mulling around down there at night too.


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Thanks for the pics Jason! I've been itching to get down there myself. The water level has been holding steady @ 5% capacity for about 2 months now. Last time I was there in late December, it was 6%.
The last 4 or 5 reports I've seen (from knowledgeable/accomplished kayak anglers) were skunks! Less water does not always equal easy pickens. 

My bro who lives in Salinas was kayak fishing San Antonio back in the summer. A bunch of yakkers were out there slaying big striper and tons of catfish. I think the average was 32" on the striper. There was a lot of game mulling around down there at night too.
I wouldn't say a "bunch" of kayakers...maybe like 6 or 7 of us. Yes the avg size striper in there is 15-20lbs. The cats are small though.
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