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Tom Lowery

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Kevin Norling

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Prices as low as $225 per day!

Make your own angling memories today with a guided fishing trip on one of Southern California's famed bass reservoirs. I grew up on these lakes and know ALL the hot spots, let me show you!

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On the water education

Hour by hour instructional sessions that focus on learning and improving fishing techniques. If you want to learn how to drop shot, fish jigs, throw swimbaits, or any other technique, this is a fast and affordable way...

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Customized fishing lessons

If you need to learn the fundamentals of bass fishing, these afforable personalized fishing lessons conducted at the water's edge are perfect for you.

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If you have a business or product that needs help, I can market and promote your brand through my website and guide business. I have the experience, talent, and drive to help your brand get noticed...

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Fishing seminars and speaking engagements

Are you hosting a fishing event? Add value to your gathering with an informative fishing seminar that I'll deliver customized toward your audience, seminars always increase attendance...

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SPRING REPORT and what's to come...

Tom's Fishing Blog

Monday, May 14, 2012

San Diego Lakes Spring bass fishing has been really good this year. El Capitan, Otay, Sutherland, and even Hodges! The nice thing about San Diego Bass fishing is there is always a bite year round. We had a great wintertime spoon and swimbait bite, a good pre spawn worm and jig bite, and good fishing during the spawn. Many of my Guide Trips were people just starting to Bass fish and now they are hooked! My “lesson” trips during spring were also popular for people looking to learn/improve a technique. So Spring has sprung and Bass are almost done spawning..... now what?  

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Well, it’s time to change your approach. Post spawn Bass can be a challenge at times but the months following spring can make for some great fishing. I like the post spawn because it calls for a dramatic change of tactics andeach trip to the lake can be a new bite. You will find bass in a wide range of patterns and on the move. Right now, Bass are guarding “fry”, chasing shad,chasing bluegil and moving. It’s a great time to try new baits or baits you don’t usually fish. Now is the time to throw “reaction” baits and it won’t be long before a topwater bite is full speed. 

This time of year I return to the spawning areas and I look for signs of life. Move quickly until you find birds, bait, grass, etc... and you will find the bass. A little wind and a long cast help too. They are still shallow and a bit spooky so when the wind blows it stirs things up and they can’t detect you as much. As we get closer to summer you will find fish in a wide range of depths. The lake structure and shad movement will influence patterns/lure selection. For example, Otay will have more grass than El Cap

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and those Otay Bass love the grass. Lures that fish well in the grass like frogs, flukes, and weedless swimbaits will work well. Spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and jerkbaits fished around bushes will get bites at El Capitan, Sutherland, and Hodges.

These longer days and warm weather can also make for some incredible evening bites. So when 3pm rolls around and you’re thinking of heading home stick around. That last hour of the day can be awesome fishing!

   

INSANE FISHING AT DVL - April 2012

Tom's Fishing Blog

Monday, April 23, 2012

DVL is crazy good right now. If you want the fishing trip of a lifetime give me a call...I can't say much because of all the tournaments going on. Here are some pics from the last few trips....it won't last forever!

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it was so good Mike went twice!

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trip #2-

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My Lakes

San Diego is world famous for its largemouth bass fishing, and particularly BIG BASS. As of March 2011, 10 of the top 25 heaviest largemouths ever caught came from San Diego County. I grew up on these lakes and know ALL of their hot spots. Here are a few of my favorites...

El Capitan

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El Capitan is one of our biggest reservoirs in the County and has a population of bass to complement its size. This is a great lake to catch numbers of quality bass and learn to throw jigs, carolina rigs, spinnerbaits and topwater baits.

Lower Otay

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Big bass continue to flourish in Lower Otay, where dozens of bass over 10 pounds are caught each year. Tules line the banks making it a great lake to flip and pitch. Some big rock piles and points produce excellent deep water fishing as well.

Lake Murray

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Lake Murray is located in the City of San Diego and its central location makes it ideal for visitors staying along San Diego's scenic coastline. It has clear water and is great for sight-fishing big bass in the Spring.  This lake is on the short list for potential world records.

Lake Perris

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Lake Perris is located north of San Diego, and 65 miles south of Los Angeles and is known for producing big bass on swimbaits, jigging spoons, and carolina rigs.

Diamond Valley Lake

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Right now, there is no consistently better bass lake around! Its a deep, clear reservoir and is EXCELLENT for swimbait fishing and deep structure fishing. Diamond Valley is arguably one of the best bass fisheries in the entire world right now.

Other lakes

  • Lake Hodges
  • Sutherland Reservoir
  • Miramar Reservoir

For a complete list of lakes in and around San Diego County visit SDFish.com's Places to Fish list.

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