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Cieniga Creek is a beautiful recreational area with hiking paths and occasional water running through the creek. That being said there are no fish to catch here. Most anglers will attempt Del Lago golf course water hazards to get their fishing fix. The gold course does not condone fishing their water hazards but there is another fishing spot between holes 3 and 17 that looks likes it's behind a gated community. Fear not as a walking path exists and allows you to get to the fishing spot without bothering golfers or needing to get past the community gate. If you live in the area I recommend checking it out.
I spent the first twenty minutes casting white bread about 50 yards out my friend thought he got caught on something when he ended up pulling out a close to 14 pound catfish. If you live near the area I would recommend checking out the second pond to the back. All you need is a fishing license and you’re good to go.