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Welcome! |
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Current Night Fishing Schedule
Lake Jennings will be open:
Friday -- 5:00 p.m. - Midnight
Saturday -- 5:30 a.m. - Midnight
Sunday -- 5:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. |
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Big Catch Alert!
The bite is on at Lake Jennings! Congrats to 14-year-old Brandon Valenzuela for recently catching a 1-8 Bluegill/Red Ear hybrid! See what's biting now in this week's Fish Report.
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| Camp Host Positions Available!
Lake Jennings, one of the most scenic parks in
San Diego County, is looking for camp hosts
who can stay
a minimum of 3 months.
20 minutes from beaches, Sea World and world famous Zoo.
Lake stocks 25,000 lbs of trout and 8,000 lbs of catfish. Minimum 20 hrs. per week in exchange for space, utilities
and serenity. Come join our family.
619-390-1623. Applications available at http://www.hwd.com/jobs/parkhostjob.pdf
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Help stop the spread of quagga mussels in San Diego County |
Helix is requesting boaters be vigilant when bringing boats to Lake Jennings. The spreading infestation of the invasive, non-indigenous quagga mussel has put all of the region's lakes on high alert. They have recently been discovered in nearby San Vicente Reservoir and several other local lakes.
It is anticipated that there will soon be mandatory decontamination of all water vessels using area lakes, but until that time we are asking for voluntary cooperation to help stop the spread of this organism.
When bringing a boat to Lake Jennings and after leaving the Lake boaters should:
- Flush the engine, bilge and live bait well
- Check to make sure that trailer and boat are free of vegetation and debris
- Power-wash the boat if possible
For more information about preventing the spread of Quagga Mussels, visit:
California Department of Fish and Game
Watch Card For Boaters (PDF file)
"Don't Move A Mussel" Flyer/Poster (PDF file)
100th Meridian Initiative - "Zap the Zebra" brochure (PDF file) (Note: File is 3.2 MB - allow extra time to download brochure)
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Lake Jennings
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24-hour hotline:
(619) 443-1031 |
Please call to report security or contamination threats to the watershed |
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