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Topic: lakes in sacramento airea  (Read 5625 times)

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chewsterr

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hello all i was wondering if any one has heard of: Lake Calero, lake chesbro, lake clementia and bass lake they are all located off if highway 16 near the dillard road exit i was wondering if there was any fishing in any of the lake or if they were open to the public at all
thanks for the info


Papa Al

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All of those lakes are on the Rancho Murieta propety. RM is a private, gated community.


http://www.ranchomurieta.com/aboutrm/water.html



Pat R.

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Bass lake was Once noted for its lunker largemouth bass, this Mother Lode lake is now home to a unique strain of cutbows that have steelhead genes in their lineage. ... sounds like we need to check this place out.

Pat R
« Last Edit: November 19, 2006, 06:36:06 PM by Pat R. »


chewsterr

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hmmm very interesting well it does sound like an adventure thanks for the info


Papa Al

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Bass lake was Once noted for its lunker largemouth bass, this Mother Lode lake is now home to a unique strain of cutbows that have steelhead genes in their lineage. ... sounds like we need to check this place out.

Pat R


That sounds like Lake Amador near Ione.

Lake Amador's Cutbow Consortium
Once noted for its lunker largemouth bass, this Mother Lode lake is now home to a unique strain of cutbows that have steelhead genes in their lineage. (March 2006)


Here's the article:
http://www.californiagameandfish.com/fishing/trout-fishing/CA_0306_02/

Attached is a map of the 4 lakes.





« Last Edit: November 19, 2006, 10:00:09 PM by alfredo »


chewsterr

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alfredo this may be in the wrong place for this but have you ever been to any of those 4 lakes if so are they worth fishing if so for what and fishing with what thanks for all the info
matt


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I got the quote from Google Maps I guess they can be wrong some time to, thanks for the creation.


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Papa Al

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alfredo this may be in the wrong place for this but have you ever been to any of those 4 lakes if so are they worth fishing if so for what and fishing with what thanks for all the info
matt

Only once. Many years ago I helped my son's church youth group fish the large lake. I didn't fish, but the kids had fun catching panfish and a few little bass.

I have heard there are some nice bass there. Maybe I should look into it..my in-laws live on the RM golf course. I think a resident has to be with visitors while fishing..my in-laws are a little too old for that.


Pat....Amador is an interesting little lake. Like you said...sounds like we need to check this place out.

Al


 

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