RE: west hills fishing,
Lefty73,
Jul 28th 2004, #1
RE: west hills fishing,
fishjunkyOG,
Jul 28th 2004, #2
RE: west hills fishing,
cst,
Jul 28th 2004, #3
RE: west hills fishing,
Lefty73,
Jul 28th 2004, #4
RE: west hills fishing,
cst,
Jul 28th 2004, #5
RE: west hills fishing,
fishinballr96,
Jul 28th 2004, #6
RE: west hills fishing,
cst,
Jul 28th 2004, #7
RE: west hills fishing,
JerryG,
Jul 28th 2004, #8
RE: west hills fishing,
cst,
Jul 29th 2004, #9
RE: west hills fishing,
pescadaaron,
Jul 29th 2004, #10
RE: west hills fishing,
cst,
Aug 28th 2004, #11
RE: west hills fishing,
duke23,
Aug 31st 2004, #12
RE: west hills fishing,
polygman,
Sep 01st 2004, #13
RE: west hills fishing,
cst,
Sep 01st 2004, #14
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Lefty73 | Wed Jul-28-04 12:08 AM |
Member since Jul 27th 2004
3 posts
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#13910, "RE: west hills fishing"
In response to Reply # 0
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Hey, if you just want to have some fun, try Balboa Lake (just south of Balboa Blvd. and Victory) Tons of bluegill, occational catfish). If you want to fish for bigger Cats, try Hamsem Dam (Sunland)check the map. Go to the lower lake(sandi beach). If you can travel a little further, you can go to Castaic Lake (118 East-5 North - get off at Parker Road,follow signs. You can fish the upper lake or lower lake there. You can also fish Malibu Creek (101 North-Las Virgenes Rd. South-look for it). Or you can go over Topanda Cyn. to the beach and Surf fish. That's actually really close to you.There are some small private ponds in West Hills, but you need permition to get in there. Alex
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Lefty73 | Wed Jul-28-04 03:04 PM |
Member since Jul 27th 2004
3 posts
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#13915, "RE: west hills fishing"
In response to Reply # 3
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pescadaaron | Thu Jul-29-04 01:29 PM |
Member since Jan 03rd 2004
2 posts
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#13928, "RE: west hills fishing"
In response to Reply # 9
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Used to go to devry myself and faced the same dilema. I did happen to cruise around the Chatsworth Res., litterally 2 min., just north of Devry. I believe there are two bodies of water; the main Res. and a smaller looking pond. Very natural settings--grassy, trees, cat-tails(?), and tullies... very fishy looking (the kind you look @ and go "there's gotta be bass in there"...but very gated as well. Never got the chance to, but I suppose it wouldn't hurt to inquire w/ some of the locals whether or not the place is fishable.
-All this if you haven't already. And let us know how it turns out if you do.
-Aaron
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duke23 | Tue Aug-31-04 10:26 AM |
Member since Jul 01st 2003
20 posts
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#14081, "RE: west hills fishing"
In response to Reply # 11
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Possibly Lake Lindero? That's in Agoura Hills, but I don't know if the fishing is any good. Maybe that's what he was talking about. The Duke
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polygman | Wed Sep-01-04 12:26 AM |
Member since Apr 08th 2004
9 posts
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#14083, "RE: west hills fishing"
In response to Reply # 0
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I went to high school in west hills and used to fish all the time around there. First spot is Calabasas Lake, yes it is private, but just park down one of the culdasacs and sneak in, my friend caught a 10 pounder with a lizard plastic on some lily's, we had a scale there and everything. Security guard might be there and kick you out but its no big thing. Another is the little lake inside the gated community Hidden Lake I believe. Go during the day and the security guard wont be at the kiosk booth. Another wide open bite. Finally, the lake of all, Sherwood Lake right over the hill in Thousand Oaks, that place is nuts, my friend and I have gone triple-triple there. Anything will get bit. Security guard there too but just tell them you live there and theyll leave. Probably some of the best bass fishing in the whole area, if you had a tube it would be heaven. just keep sneaking around youll find places. peace --tight lines--
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