Alondra Park Lake
Los Angeles County Trout, Bass, Catfish, Sunfish, Carp
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Alondra Park Lake Fishing Overview

Water Description

Alondra Park offers a 15-acre urban fishing lake stocked with catfish and trout by the CDFW, while also supporting populations of largemouth bass and bluegill. It offers easy access for any angler with ample parking and amenities including picnic areas, restrooms, and walking paths.

Species:
Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Channel Catfish, Bluegill, Common Carp
Stocked Date:
Trout stocked 5 months ago - View Schedule
Geography:
Surface Area: 15 acres
Surface Elevation: 100 ft
Trout
68°F Partly Cloudy with Light Breeze
Stained

I suspect that Alondra Park Lake didn't receive the full stocking we anticipated. Perhaps only about 50 pounds of fish made it into the water over just two of the six planned planting days. it seems the lake might have missed out on its fair share of the expected aquatic inhabitants. Please comment. Thank you

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Sunny with Light Breeze
Mixed

About a month ago. Walking around the pond I saw what seemed like a huge dead fish. Turns out it was alive. a catfish with some injury or cancer. Didn’t get an exact size but I’m sure it had to be over 26 inch’s long

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