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A great lake for beginners and people who use live worms. It is a very pressured lake though. There are Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, Common Carp, Tilapia, Plecos, and occasionally other species. Lots of bait fish. If you are using worms you will most of the time get bites and you will catch small bass. If you use the right bait for catfish and carp you can catch some GAINT fish. Plecos will keep on getting on your line and the Lake is loaded with Plecos. If you fish there often and study the Lake and are targeting bass you occasionally can catch some BIG ones. The lake is not that deep. Micro fishing for bass is your best bet to catch a fish. You can check out my Channel because I have a lot of videos of how to catch fish at Lake Balboa.
Huntington Harbour is ideal for kayak fishing. The vast majority of the harbor is residential, so you don’t have an excessive amount of boat traffic that you find in other larger harbors. Anaheim Bay located at the northern end of the harbor is divided into two areas, civilian and military, by the large bridge on PCH that links Sunset and Seal Beach. The area on the civilian side of the bridge is a very popular place to fish and an absolute favorite for local kayak fishermen!
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