Barry Alan & Linda Winthers – CA     Barry & Linda fished in 1-5 ft of water with Pole Dancer flys.  Their largest fish weighed in at 8 lbs.   Guide Amando, Sr.

Mark Van Hoomissen & Al Bunch – CA     Mark & Al fished in 1-5 ft of water with Zara Spooks.  Guide Juan

Mike Wasserman & Rich Pavy – CA     Mike & Rich fished pearl super flux in 1-5 ft of water.  Guide Jorge

Fishing is still a little tough on El Salto right now as the water temp hasn’t cooled enough for the fish to move into shallower water where these fly fishermen fished.

58 degrees at 4:30am warming to 86 at 11:30am.

Keith Brumfield & Jerry Brumfield – UT & WV     Keith and Jerry fished deep running black & silver crankbaits and landed a 10 lb. trophy.  Guide German

Charles Sargent & Ronnie Brumfield – WV     Charles & Ronnie fished in 5-8 ft of water with sexy shad Rat-L-Traps.   Guide J. Manuel

60 degrees at 4am warming to 76.  A sunny day with wind in the morning.

Charles Sargent & Ronny Brumfield – WV     Charles and Ronnie switched to green frogs in 1-10 ft of water.  Their largest fish weighed 6.8 lbs.   Guide German

Keith Brumfield & Jerry Brumfield – UT & WV    Keith & Jerry fished in 1-8 ft of water with green flukes.  Guide J. Manuel

Another sunny day with wind out of the north.  It was 60 degrees at  4:30am warming to 78.  The lake was dropping slightly – down about an inch.

Charles Sargent & Ronny Brumfield – WV   Charles & Ronny fished  sexy shad Rat-L-Traps in 2-10 ft of water.  Guide J. Manuel

Keith Brumfield & Jerry Brumfield – UT & WV   Keith & Jerry fished in 2-10 ft of water with baby bass flukes.  Guide German

Fishing was tough for these anglers as a cold front was making its way through.  It was clear without any wind or fog.  58 degrees at 4:30am warming to 78 at noon.

Virgil & Greg Hackney – KY   Virgil & Greg fished in 8-10 ft of water with shad swim baits, and watermelon Senkos in 1-12 ft of water.  They had 27 bass with their largest weighing in at 8.14 lbs.   Guide Sanchez

76 degrees at 6:30am warming to 86 at noon.  It was a very warm day with no clouds and no wind.

El Salto is now at 97%.

Virgil & Greg Hackney – KY    Virgil and Greg  fished chartreuse swim baits in 10+ ft of water, and also watermelon Senkos in 1-10 ft of water.  They had 46 bass for the day including a 7.4 lber and a nice 9.14 lber.   Guide Sachez

74 degrees at 5am warming to 84 at 11:30am.  Foggy in the morning but cleared off.  It became cloudy in the afternoon.

Robert Azevedo, Sr. & Cliff Azevedo – CA    Robert and Cliff fished pink and watermelon red flukes in 1-10 ft of water.  They had 20 bass for the day including a 9.8 lb beauty.   Guide Enrique

Denny Brauer & Marty Stawizyski – MO    Fishing in 10+ ft of water with chrome/black red eye shad, Denny and Marty landed 30 bass for the day.  Their largest weighed in at 7.8 lbs.    Guide Oscar

Keith Whitten & Mike Sur – IL     Keith and Mike fished gold spinner baits in 12+ ft of water.  They landed 26 bass with their largest weighing 7.14 lbs.  Guide Armando, Jr.

Other anglers fished bone Pop R’s in 1-10 ft of water: Carolina rigged 8″ watermelon lizards in 10+ ft of water; 8″ green pumpkin lizards, and watermelon red and pearl horny toads in 1-8 ft of water.

74 degrees at 4:30am warming to 78 at noon.  A little foggy in the morning but clear the rest of the day.  There was no wind.

Johnny Azevedo & Robert Azevedo, Jr. – CA    Johnny Azevedo landed an 11.8 lb trophy today.  He and Robert had 27 bass.  They fished in 8-10 ft of water with Bill Dance sexy shad crank baits.  Guide Armando, Sr.

Robert Azevedo & Cliff Azevedo – CA     Robert & Cliff fished 7″ smog Senkos in 5-10 ft of water.  They had 40 bass for the day including and 8 lber.   Guide Jorge

Randall Roberts & Keith Whitten – IL    Randall & Keith fished 10″ green pumpkin worms in 10+ ft of water.  They landed 27 bass including a nice 9.1 lber.   Guide Victor

Other anglers sidhed 8″ green pumpkin lizards in 1-4 ft of water; 8″ pumpkin lizards in 10+ ft of water and white buzz baits in 1-5 ft of water.

72 degrees at 4am warming to 82 at 12:30pm.  Sunny day with no wind.  Lake El Salto is currently 98.5% full.

Denny Brauer & Rory Pasley – MO    Denny & Rory had a good day of fishing with 40 bass including an 8.13 lber and a 9.9 lb beauty.  They fished 1-10 ft deep with watermelon red frogs, and chrome/blue red eye shad.  Guide Sanchez

Robert Richardson & Marty Stawizyski – GA & MO    Robert & Marty also had 40 bass today with a 7 lber as their largest.  They fished in 1-2 ft of water with 5″ shad flukes.  Guide Hector

Johnny & Cliff Azevedo – CA     Johnny and Cliff fished white spinner baits in 1-5 ft of water.  They landed only 13 bass but that total included a 7 lber and two 8 lbers.  Guide Jorge

Other anglers fished 18+ ft with 10″ green-blue worms: green pumpkin flukes & Senkos in 4-15 ft of water: tilapia flukes in 1-3 ft of water, and 8″ green pumpkin lizards in 5-10 ft of water.  

76 degrees at 5am warming to 88 at 11:30am.  Partly cloudy morning but sunny in the afternoon.

Marty Stawizyski & Rory Pasley – MO    Marty & Rory fished Carolina rigged 8″ green pumpkin lizards in 20+ ft of water.  They landed two 7 lbers, an 8 lber and a nice 9 lber.  They had 30 bass for the day.  Guide Sanchez

Randall Roberts & Eric Ruholl – IL   Fishing white Pop R’s in 1-5 ft of water, Randall & Eric caught an 8.8 lb. beauty.  They had 14 bass for the day.  Guide Hector

Jim Warrn & Keith Whitten – MO & IL   Jim & Keith had 33 bass for the day including one over 7 lbs.  They fished Carolina rigged green pumpkin lizards in 12-14 ft of water.  Guide Juan

Other anglers fished both Carolina rigged & Texas rigged 8″ green pumpkin lizards in 20+ ft of water; Carolina rigged watermelon red 8″ lizards in 10-15 ft of water, and  white swim baits in 10-15 ft of water.

80 degrees at 5:30am warming to 88 at 12:30pm.  Numbers seem to be improving as the anglers locate the fish.  Anglers are having to fish slower and deeper as the water is still stained from earlier rains and the surface temperature of the water is still warm causing the fish to be deeper.