Please observe physical distancing guidelines. Find a list of all places to fish in Orange County. People mostly caught catfish on the east and south shore including a In the Santiago Flats bass and bluegill were reported to be caught. The turnout was great but still plenty of room for everybody to enjoy a day of fishing. Since Irvine Lake is also a reservoir there are also water rights.
The Irvine Co. The lake was best known as trout fishery but also known for its largemouth bass. Bass were caught all along shore line cover of the lake with wide variety of techniques, lures and plastics. Bait, lures and plastics were all common methods for all fish as well as using an ultra-light line. It was open to day and night fishing for both on-shore and off-shore fishing. Kayakers deemed the lake an excellent fish kayaking spot. For almost 90 years Irvine Lake was the destination for Orange County fishermen and families seeking outdoor activities but sadly that came to an end over a disagreement over water recreation rights between Orange County and the Serrano Water District SWD.
There is now a new one year agreement with James Productions to operate a bait shop and manage shoreline fishing at Irvine Lake. James Productions is currently contracted to operate special events and RV storage at the lake. Future plans may include boat fishing, camping, hiking trails and much more but those details still need to be worked out.
Tuesday at the Board of Supervisors meeting, the Irvine Company deeded over 29 acres of land to the County of Orange, marking the first step towards reopening Irvine Lake. Once a consensus is reached, the County is willing to resume recreational activities at the largest, most sought-after lake in Orange County.
Source: OCGov. However, it is against the law to enter the lake and there are posted signs prohibiting entry. Fremont and Black Star are part of the Irvine Open Space Preserve and these guided tours take you along trails overlooking the lake. The mud run trails also overlook Irvine Lake. This small park lake in Huntington Beach at times has at times been stocked with trout and catfish.
Huntington Central Park offers anglers with a closeby fishing spot with a variety of fishing options. Huntington Lake is stocked with catchable rainbow trout in the winter season and might also be planted with catfish when it warms up.
The lake also is home to other warmwater species such as bluegill, crappie and carp that anglers have a reasonable chance of catching. The trout fishing is a wintertime activity, with plants beginning in December or January and continuing with regularity through February or early March.
The lake also is stocked each summer with catfish, which can be caught year-round but may be slowest in the cold water of trout season. More: Irvine Lake Fishing. The small lake in this recreational destination park is typically stocked a few times with hatchery rainbow trout each winter, when fishing will be most popular here.
Irvine Regional Park also offers horseback trails, paddle and pedal powered rentals, large group picnic areas, and a variety of other activities.
See the park website for details. This park lake in a suburban neighborhood in northern Fullerton offers seasonal fishing for cool-season stocked trout along with some catfish when the weather warms. Had a brief chance to check this place out today. So its nothing more than a tiny duck pond, filled with duck crap. Talked to one of the workers who was working there, I thought he was throwing fish pellets into the pond, nope, he was throwing chemicals to reduce the duck poop, told me its about 1 foot thick on the bottom.
So long story short its a pond of duck crap. Water is not survivable for any fish except of course carp. I thought I had a chance at maybe catching a trout as they just stocked it and had their trout derby. Not too sure what the DFG is thinking when they stock a pond like this with trout, as theres no way in hell a trout is going to survive there, aside from the water being nasty that fish wont survive, the water is also way too hot and shallow.
Matter of fact, the only trout I caught was one with my hand that was dying from the heat, thing was floating upside down near the bank, still barely alive. I couldnt imagine trout crammed into that tiny pond. If I recall at the time lots of ducks but not full of duck poop. I remember you could catch some catfish in the summertime and had to go ultra light tackle to catch the bass. I've been there a handfull of times.
In the summer you can catch about 30 small bluegill. I've seen several bass caught out of there too, but only finesse baits work. I caught a trout there last week on a baby bull shad. I was floored. It was my first time there, very poor water quality, I dont think any fish can survive there other than carp, theres a few big carp in the bottom. Only a dying trout and saw one smaller one swimming. I dont think the trout can survive long in that water and conditions.
How long ago was this that you caught bluegill? I was there a few days after the trout stocking.
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