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Los Angeles Urban Fishing

Postby 1mocast » January 31st, 2022, 1:57 pm

Some nice photos of our urban fishing opportunities.
Spey casting in the Pasadena pond?

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/31/travel/urban-fishing-los-angeles.html
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Re: Los Angeles Urban Fishing

Postby John Harper » February 1st, 2022, 9:21 am

I read this article yesterday!

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Re: Los Angeles Urban Fishing

Postby DarkShadow » February 9th, 2022, 11:53 am

Phew!

My local spot wasn't blown up! :bananadance:
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Los Angeles Urban Fishing

Postby Rasputinj » February 9th, 2022, 10:23 pm

Interesting article, I have seen a more people fishing LAR during the pandemic.


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Re: Los Angeles Urban Fishing

Postby DarkShadow » February 10th, 2022, 10:27 am

Rasputinj wrote:Interesting article, I have seen a more people fishing LAR during the pandemic.


I grew up a few blocks from Echo Park, and whenever we'd get tired of fishing there, we'd grab our bikes or skateboards and would ride down to Atwater and fish that stretch of 'river.' The tilapia were small, and the carp were feisty. We'd over turn rocks and catch crayfish, and then release them into Echo on our way back home. And that was The Life, as a 13 year old kid.

I just can't find myself fishing that place anytime soon this day in age tho. I guess I'm spoiled by having some pretty decent fishing close to me. I'm going to start bringing my fly rod to the local pond here soon.

I use the pond as my testing grounds for all my new baits, so these fish have seen every finesse bait known to man, so might as well throw a clouser or something that looks like a threadfin.

Perhaps even a blue gill fly?
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