Buena Vista Lakes Fish Report - Bakersfield, CA (Kern County)

Fishing was fair last week, but a few anglers did report some good days of fishing too

Buena Vista Lakes - Bakersfield, CA (Kern County)

by Chad Burton and Chris Borden
10-27-2023
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Fishing was fair last week, but a few anglers did report some good days of fishing too. Bass anglers used drop shot techniques to fool largemouth with four-inch curly tailed worms in Aaron’s magic and green pumpkin working well. Anglers also fooled bass with white spinnerbaits cast parallel to the cattails and reeds. Crappie anglers used small live minnows and minijigs to land pan sized crappie near the islands. Catfish ate dip bait and cut anchovies off the bottom.

The Taft Chamber of Commerce Annual Trout Fishing Derby is less than a month away! The derby will be held on November 18 at 6am. Now is a great time to get your gear and equipment set up. More information can be found at the following link: https://www.taftchamber.com/.../taft-chamber-annual-trout...

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Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports

for Friday, October 27th, 2023

California Aqueduct: Anglers reported fair to good fishing at the aqueduct with striper and catfish as the best bets
Castaic Lake: Castaic Lake Report
Pyramid Lake, CA: The lake level remained near 90 percent of capacity, and water temperatures continued to fall
Lake Isabella: This week Isabella fell to 48 percent of capacity and the overall fishing has been great
Kern River: Fly anglers have had success later in the day with dry dropper rigs
Lake Kaweah: The lake held at 11 percent of capacity, and anglers reported another week of good fishing
Lake Success: Success Lake fell to 38 percent of capacity and fishing has been good
River Walk Lakes: The bluegill bite is very good
Ming Lake: At Ming the bass bite remains steady here

Cope's Tackle and Rod Shop Reports

for Friday, October 20th, 2023

California Aqueduct: California Aqueduct Report
Castaic Lake: Blue-green algae is present at high levels at the Castaic Upper Lake
Pyramid Lake, CA: Pyramid Lake held between 90 and 92 percent of capacity, and water temperatures dropped below 70 degrees
Lake Isabella: Isabella fell to 53 percent of capacity this week and the bass bite has been excellent
Kern River: The trout fishing in the Upper Kern has slowed from limit style fishing in September
Lake Kaweah: Kaweah Lake held at 11 percent of capacity, and anglers reported decent fishing for spotted bass
Lake Success: The lake fell to 48 percent of capacity and fishing has been fair
River Walk Lakes: Anglers reported decent bass action here with small top water and plastics
Ming Lake: Here at Ming the bass bite has been very good
Buena Vista Lakes: The Taft Chamber of Commerce Annual Trout Fishing Derby is only one month away!
Hart Park Lake: Fishing has been fair at Hart Park
Lake Nacimiento: Nacimiento Lake fell to 59 percent of capacity, and water temperatures dropped below 70 degrees

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