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Afran · 10-17-2012, 09:58 AM

We had some really good fishing at Barrett this year. Took both the Outback and the PA12s a few times. The water was pretty low, so the lake felt small.

Pretty much hammered the Pine Arm, but found a few big ones on some rock points in Hauser. We mainly fished the Swimjigs with craw trailers and Swimbaits; Big Hammers, Mc's and Island Plastics. Our new 1/4oz Slayer heads were the right size most of the time, but when the wind came up, 3/8-1/2oz kept the Swimjigs on the bottom.

Our local San Diego lakes are starting to turn, stoked on this late summer.

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10-17-2012, 09:58 AM	#1
Afran fishy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: San Diego Posts: 219	Barrett Lake 2012 We had some really good fishing at Barrett this year. Took both the Outback and the PA12s a few times. The water was pretty low, so the lake felt small. Pretty much hammered the Pine Arm, but found a few big ones on some rock points in Hauser. We mainly fished the Swimjigs with craw trailers and Swimbaits; Big Hammers, Mc's and Island Plastics. Our new 1/4oz Slayer heads were the right size most of the time, but when the wind came up, 3/8-1/2oz kept the Swimjigs on the bottom. Our local San Diego lakes are starting to turn, stoked on this late summer.