
Recent Catches: Art Arvizu
Using a dough ball for bait, 16-year-old Art Arvizu landed an impressive 15-pound carp on October 5 at Canyon Lake. The catch marked his first double-digit carp—a milestone moment for
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Using a dough ball for bait, 16-year-old Art Arvizu landed an impressive 15-pound carp on October 5 at Canyon Lake. The catch marked his first double-digit carp—a milestone moment for

Twelve-year-old Canyon Lake resident Kayelynn Schwarzman achieved an exciting milestone by catching her very first fish, a bluegill. She used a live worm for bait. The memorable moment occurred on

On July 2, eight-year-old Alexie Torrente caught her first catfish and biggest fish to date. Alexie reeled in the six-pounder while fishing from her lakefront backyard. Using bread as bait,

After a three-day chase, Vincent Torrente reeled in a carp weighing more than 13 pounds. Fishing from his lakefront home in Canyon Lake, Torrente used a sourdough bread ball to

Jude Donahue caught a male bluegill on Tuesday, May 14, while fishing in the East Bay. She estimates the bluegill to be close to 2 lbs. She also caught a

Dan Ke reeled in a huge bass on May 7 while fishing at the dock at the north end of the main lake. Ke didn’t have a scale but estimated

When Jayden Teperson’s fishing reel broke during a recent outing at Diamond Point Park, Jayden and his friend, Chevy Coan, worked together to create Jayden a makeshift pole. Using a

Twelve-year-old Jacoby Romo caught large catfish while fishing near the Eastport launch ramp earlier this month. He used a hot dog for bait.

While fishing from his backyard on Canyon Lake’s East Bay, 13-year-old Zach Torrente caught a catfish weighing 11 lbs. He used a worm for bait.

Thirteen-year-old Graham Castillo caught 20-pound carp while fishing in Big Bass Cove.




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