Category: Clark Regional Park

SCOUTING FOR BLUEGILL AT CLARK REGIONAL

By Sean Fenner, May 6, 2009 4:18 am

 

Fly RigWe went scouting around Clark Regional park up off of Beach and Rosecrans for a couple of hours on Sunday. Caught a couple of tiny little Bluegill, and it looks that the Bass should start spawning soon. Most of the Park Lakes have started to or have turned over, and the waters starting to get warm. I’m started to see alot more Bass, Carp, and Sunfish and the Catfish plants have already started. This means that Warmwater fishing should be in full force soon, and I am itching get a big fish on a fly. This little trip out was fun even though the couple of Bluegill that we caught were small, until I realized that I locked my keys in the car. Amazingly though Dan “The Fishing Guru’s” key to his Rav also opens the locks on my Tacoma. Here are some of the pictures that we took.

Sean Fishing at Ralph Clark Dan Fishing at Ralph Clark

 
 

 

SUNFISH HOLDING IN THE LILY PADS

By Sean Fenner, April 1, 2009 5:38 am

I had alittle time before the sun went down today after I got off of work to go and try my hand at a couple of Sunfish. I drove up to Ralph B. Clark Regional Park from my office in Cypress, and got out the 9′ 3 weight with 5x tippet. I used the dry dropper system, a Mini Popper as the dry and a Prince Nymph as the dropper fly. I fished the section of the lake where there is a lily pad pond, and pulled out 5 Sunfish in about 30 minutes. Right when I was leaving the Bass had started to come out, I had hooked a nice one but it broke water and spit my fly almost as soon as I hooked it. I cant wait for the warm weather to start holding, once these cold fronts stop the fishing should really heat up.

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