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| December 2008 |  News |
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First Fish Pics 
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Left: Brothers, Daniel and Ryan Rodriguez caught their limits using a Thomas Buoyant on the eastern shore of lake 3. Middle:These young anglers caught their first fish at the Angling Pond. Right: Fishing is a great way to spend quality time with family and friends! 
Left: These two boys are ready to fish the big lakes with their dad. Middle: The Cops & Kids Program held a fishing party where they barbecued and gave out prizes. With the help of volunteers, kids caught lots of trout. For many it was a first fish. Right: Bob Barr, owner of BB Custom Rods and Tackle donated two Phoenix custom rods, t-shirts and hats for Prize Day. Go to www.bbcustomrodsandtackle.com for more information on his fine products and services. 
Left: The Lakes Bait and Tackle shop now sells Jerkit Lures, which are designed to imitate a feeding, fleeing or injured minnow. Middle: Jerkit owner and Lakes' regular, Joe Ortega, shows off a limit all caught with his lures. He's often seen on the lakes teaching other anglers lure techniques and the effectiveness of his great products. Right: Another Lakes's regular, Steve Saitman, builds poles "the way you want them". If you're looking for a custom pole give him a call at (909) 702-7321. 
Left: These young anglers caught their first fish with the help of their parents. Center: The Alcantar Family of Chino fished the big lakes where Emily Rose their youngest member caught her first fish Right: Jim, Tony and Reeta Brack came over from England to visit relatives and stopped by the lakes for a day of fishing. 
Left:The Moreno-Ramirez family spent the day fishing and limited out.Middle: The West Family brought another generation of kids to catch their 
These anglers were happy with their catch whether they caught one or a limit. Although Dave Stauffer (middle picture) and his son Zach did complain about catching their limits so quickly that they didn't get to eat their lunch. But at least they got home for the football game. 
Young anglers show off their catches. 
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Left: These proud grandparents took their grandkids to the lakes to catch their first fish. Middle: Eighty-eight year old, Evelyn Pratt of El Monte caught her first fish at the Lakes. 
Left: Lakes' Regular Sam Guthrie brought his grandsons to catch their first fish. 
The Hatchery Crew keeps the lakes well stocked. 
The Boat House is a reminder of the Lakes' Homestead past. 
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This young hawk was rescued and sent to Moonridge Zoo, a participant in the DFG rehabilitation program, in Big Bear to recuperate. |
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| Hatchery Update Lakes 2 and 3 as well as the Angling Pond are stocked every Friday with Rainbow Trout and Ruby Red Steelhead. |
Fish Facts *** It takes one year to raise a trout that weighs one pound. |
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JRL Round-up 
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Trout Almondine Wash trout in lemon juice and water, drain and dry them. Dip in milk, roll in flour and meal mixture, shake off excess. Season with salt and pepper. |
Jim's Hot Baits and Tackle
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Just a Reminder!
