With the consistent dry, warm weather this winter, water temps have stayed in the 60s. Combined with near bi-weekly trout stockings, conditions have been ideal for big bass. Multiple 6 to 8 pounders have been caught over the past few months, but recently things went to another level. Ryan Henderson, a native San Diego angler, landed a new lake record… a 17.6-pound behemoth on a big swimbait, after already sticking an 8-pounder earlier in the day. Another reported 10-plus pounder came out last week as well, so it’s safe to say now is the time for giants at Jennings.

Trout action has also remained very good with those steady plants. Mornings have favored lures, especially spinners and mini jigs. By midday, anglers soaking floating nightcrawlers and Mice Tails are pulling limits.