Apollo Park Lakes
Los Angeles County Trout, Catfish, Carp, Sunfish
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Apollo Park Lakes Fishing Overview

Water Description

Apollo Community Regional Park in Lancaster, California, is named after the Apollo 11 astronauts, with its three lakes—Aldrin, Armstrong, and Collins—paying tribute to the historic moon mission. The lakes are typically stocked with rainbow trout during the cooler months and catfish in the summer. There’s also a robust carp population. The park features picnic areas, walking paths, and playgrounds for kids.

Species:
Rainbow Trout, Channel Catfish, Common Carp, Bluegill
Stocked Date:
Trout stocked 5 months ago - View Schedule
Trip Report
80°F Sunny with Moderate Breeze

Did not catch any fish. They would only bite. Didn’t have any luck. Used corn and nightcrawlers

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Trip Report
55°F Partly Cloudy with Moderate Breeze
Muddy

Windy today, with zero catches! No trout to be found! Did they even stock it here???

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Nearby Reports

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All three lakes are producing some very good summer action, whether it's bass, crappie, catfish, or even tilapia. On the bass front, water temps are still high with the recent...

Apollo Park Lakes Weather

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