Yeah fishslayer is right.. parking down there is a real pain in the ass.. but you could park by the hotels if you don't mind walking a little. Good luck and have fun!

Dixon.. check out whisker bay (it is surrounded by the tules so you will need to rent a boat to fish it). From the boat docks - head straight towards the damn and keep looking left.. You'll see it. There are a bunch of beds in there and I've seen at least two Double digits sitting right outside of the beds in there.. (this was on the same day that Brian was there) One of em came charging outta the tules on my first cast w/ a 7" Senko. I saw the tules -- out of the water -- SPLIT as the monster charged out of its hiding spot! It did'nt even stop to look at my bait and quickly turned around and swam right back in. It took about 3 seconds for that thing to accelerate out and back into the tules. I almost ##### in my shorts! I threw everything I could at the same spot but it never stuck its head back out again. I caught some small ones dropshotting in there but nothing significant.

Also.. check the area between Jack Creek Cove and Peir #3 in the Trout cove area. There is another bed there... Bass point is another good spot. Dixon is a tiny lake and you could pretty much fish the entire lake in a day. Overall that day was pretty slow for me.. but I got there late. Lotsa weeds right now.. Good luck.

Here's a small map of Dixon: http://www.ci.escondido.ca.us/visitors/lakes/dixon/fishing/map.html

I might be headed back to SD (Lower Otay) early next month so maybe I'll see you around.