Lake CasitasThe key to successful Bass fishing in California lies in technique. Without question there are certain very unique methods used in lure selection and bait presentation that have been designed especially for California Bass. Although many of these little "tricks" have been developed by the Western Bass pros it is just recently that they are being used by fellow pros to catch Bass in other parts of the country. Up until now it was almost impossible for the weekend, recreational Bass fisherman to learn about these special techniques. Summertime top water can be phenomenal at times, with 20 to 25 pound five-fish limits possible. If you can get on the breaking fish you can have a limit of giant bass in a hurry. It's all about timing...when they come up, you better be ready. Considering all the other recreational opportunities that exist in the Golden State, these are rather staggering statistics. The scenic beaches, mountains and deserts, the variety of amateur and professional sports to choose from, combined with the arts and other cultural activities all compete for the weekend warrior's recreational dollar. Yet. it is estimated that over three million people fish for freshwater species in California and one out of every three fish specifically for bass. Let us customize your fishing trip to meet your needs:Full day or half day trips
All top of the line Quantam Rods & Reels
All tackle supplied
Artificial lure, live bait or combo trips available
Box lunches and beverages.(No alcohol)
1 day California fishing licenses available at lake.
Photos of you and your catch emailed you at no charge
Beginners and Junior Anglers always welcome.
Underwater viewing system.Directions Lake Casitas from the south (Los Angeles):Take the 101 Freeway north to Ventura Take the 33 Freeway towards Ojai (starts as Freeway and continues as 2 lane road) After approximately 10 miles from the 101, in Mira Monte, look for a McDonald's, then a Taco Bell and then a Wendy's on the right hand side of the road At the stop light immediately after the Wendy's (Intersection of Baldwin Road (Highway 150) and the 33), turn left on to Highway 150 (Baldwin Road) Go west on Highway 150 approximately 3 miles Turn left on Santa Ana Road Entrance to Lake is within 100 yards of turning on right hand side. From the north (Santa Barbara): Take the 101 Freeway south to Ventura Take the 33 Freeway towards Ojai (starts as Freeway and continues as 2 lane road) Follow the directions for above. From the north (Carpinteria via the scenic route, narrow and winding in places): Take the 101 Freeway south to Carpinteria Take Highway 150 directly to Lake Casitas. Book Now
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