South California, Prado Lake, chino hills

[godsglad8tor]

loooong day of fishing today, only got 3 cats, 1 small and 2 med size off shrimp and mealworms/anise mallos. 7:30am-8pm, now thats almost 12 hours, and this guy showed up for about 2 hours and casted his lines out and caught 7 cats, what a stroke of luck ya? he was using hogwild with mackrel... im gonna get me some of that hogwild dip, he was kicking butt...

[plumbertom1]

loooong day of fishing today, only got 3 cats, 1 small and 2 med size off shrimp and mealworms/anise mallos. 7:30am-8pm, now thats almost 12 hours, and this guy showed up for about 2 hours and casted his lines out and caught 7 cats, what a stroke of luck ya? he was using hogwild with mackrel... im gonna get me some of that hogwild dip, he was kicking butt...
I would be cautious about consuming any fish caught at Prado park lake.
The runoff from all that dairy production that was in that area is still very high in nitrates. A better choice of park lakes would be Cuccamonga/Guasti or Rancho Juarupa, the water in both is cleaner and they both receive regular plants.

[godsglad8tor]

thanks tom ill keep that in mind