Yeup. Completely private and the community makes sure of it. Must be a resident or dock holder.

You need to have a California fishing license and a Lake Arrowhead Association lake rights pass which you get if you are a resident of Lake Arrowhead.

More to come soon.

Yeah lol its an ocean poll too.

It is from late September, i don't plan on going back until it warms up a little, but I hope to get some trout out of lake arrowhead soon.

Yeah! I'll let you know, and snowboarding.

We gotta chill soon too!

Well unfortunately everytime they hit they would swallow the hook down to their stomachs even if i tried to hook them off the nibble, so if I threw them back they were sure to die. I think its because of my hook size, next time I'm up there I'm using size 12. Usually I wouldn't keep them.

That’s y u fly fish

@@basshawg6449 fly fishing isn't for everyone.. I got into it as a kid caught a few on the fly and put it down. I prefer spinning gear with rapalas and spinners. I still do toss flies with casting bubbles. Bait fishing complaining they swallowed the hook too deep is just lazy fishing. Picked up the fly rod again and wifes pissed at the hundreds of dollars in flies. Robinson creek is not a catch and release fishery really also. Its just regulated to protect the spawning browns. The planters don't take a fly as reasily as a native or a nice brown.

Hi, I do not live up there, but my family owns a house and dock slip as vacation/rental properties so when they are vacant I get to fish as much as I want :)

Yes, they even stock it with catfish in the Summer and trout in the Winter. Its cool because a few of the other lakes around here are catch and release only for bass, but this one is not.

Hi, you have to own property in Lake Arrowhead to fish there, but I think you can rent a bed and breakfast or weekend rental and still use the Lake rights, but only on the public dock at the marina, which I've been hearing is really good for 5+ pounders right now.

Lol makes sense.

@@socalfishingandwildlife788 yea

I keep pigeons/doves. They’re delicious. Very fast reproducers like rabbits. They can have a clutch of two eggs 3-4 times a year possibly more depending on food supply and weather. I have a good mating pair that are on their fifth clutch this year. The female lays her new clutch when the squabs are about 3-4 weeks old. In the central California farmers welcome people willing to shoot them because there are so many trying to eat the cattle feed, chicken feed etc. There is no hunting season or bag limit on pigeons so it’s free food. If you can find a supermarket that sells pigeon meat you’ll be surprised how expensive it is.

Interesting, well i'd rather have doves nesting here than pigeons.

@@socalfishingandwildlife788 hehe me too but on my roof there pigeons like real grey as ones and i cant sleep at nogh cuz i can hear them

Yeah, I thought about that after we left. I was thinking maybe a really heavy sinker so I could cast out to the middle of the lake or lures of some sort, but we were low on time and I didn't really know what to expect. But yeah, I'll definitely be trying lures out next year.

Lol

Thanks! Yeah the editing is not the best but theres a reason for that having to do with how I filmed it. This one was a tough edit.

Yeah, they can be quite bold lol.

@@socalfishingandwildlife788 are they Mourning doves those babies :)

Yes they are, we get them here often.

Thanks!

Thanks! And yes they are, very unique fish and so many variations.

Thanks!

Lol yeah, theres still more to come!

Thanks! I'll sub too!

SoCal Fishing and Wildlife thanks! Keep up the greats work!

A few important things would be bring water to bring water for the hike (that's probably obvious lol) and dont fish on the beach area. The best spots are on a path to the right side facing the lake. And where we were catching non stop is about at the midpoint of the lake on that path (theres a little sandbar in the water that could be a marker to go by). We stopped there because we were catching but we never got to the end of the lake where there is a creek that flows into the lake, so that might also be a good spot. Also, it might be reasonable to think that there are really big fish in this lake, so maybe bringing a heavy sinker to try to cast deeper would be something to try. Red/orange sherbert power bait and worms are what we used, but I think any bait would work here, and we started fishing at 12pm so I dont think time of day is too important. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Hi, this was to the right (facing the lake) of Kiwi Docks and the public park near the Marina. Thanks for watching!

Yea its a relatively easy hike, but its all up hill which makes it tiring. Thanks!

It seems the best bait for catfish and sunfish would be worms, but I heard over at the dam at the end where the rocks are is great for big bass (worms or crawfish/frog plastic baits). If your looking for catfish just cast a worm as far out as you can. Usually the first bench to the right of the entrance (facing the lake) works for me. Oh and just before sundown is when you will get the most action. Thanks for watching!

Nah, I was using worms. Thanks for watching!

What rig? Hook size? Sinkers? Great video! My Son and I are staying up the street and hope to have half the luck you had!

And were you casting in front or beyond the grass a few feet from shore?

@@andrewbent6328 Hi! I was actually fishing there this past saturday evening with some friends. I used size 8 mosquito hooks and 12 pound test, with heavy and medium split shots clipped on. Super simple set up. Unfortunately the water level has gone down a foot or so since I was there in early june, so the spot I was at near that gate wasnt hitting too well due to it being less than a foot deep (though I did catch a couple casting past the grass). Mainly we caught at the first bench to the right of the entrance just casting out, and we caught a bunch of green sunfish as well. One interesting thing was when we were leaving another fisherman told us that people catch really big bass at the rocky dam at the right end of the lake, but we didnt have time to fish it. Generally this lake is better closer to sun down. Thanks for watching!

It is 12 lb test, pretty heavy, I usually use 6 lb. Thanks for watching!