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It's an AVERAGE day for fishing.
Bright skies may make fish more wary; earlier rain may affect water clarity and flow.
Little cloud cover is expected. Bright skies can make fish more wary, so dawn, dusk, or shaded water may offer better opportunities.
Rain leading up to Saturday could leave streams higher or murkier; effects on lakes and ponds may differ.
Winds around 8 mph in the morning and 7 mph in the afternoon. A gentle breeze should remain manageable for casting while adding surface ripple; boat positioning may take more attention on an unsheltered lake.
Estimated water around 61°F is favorable for feeding. Preferred temperatures vary by species.
Saturday, October 24
Weather
Sunny
Dry weather expected.
Water Temp (Est.)
61°F
Wind
7 mph
Pressure
29.99 in
Air Temp
65° / 45°
Rain
0.0 in
Moon Phase
Waxing Gibbous
Daylight Hours
7:02 AM - 6:04 PM
Modeled from local weather — no water sensor at this spot
Sat, Oct 24
Est. Water Temp
61°F Steady
Rain Outlook for Today
Water may be a little stained
About 0.7" of rain fell over the last two days. No rain is expected today.
Hourly winds range from about 5 to 11 mph, with the strongest period in the afternoon.
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Silverwood Lake is a reservoir formed by Cedar Springs Dam in the San Bernardino Mountains. Fish species at Silverwood Lake include striped bass, largemouth bass, trout, catfish, crappie and bluegill.
For park directions and access information, use Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area or 13990 Sawpit Canyon Road, Hesperia as your navigation destination. Compare the hourly wind outlook for the hours you plan to fish from shore or by boat.
Boating is temporarily closed. Check current park notices before your trip.
Published park hours: 7 a.m.–7 p.m., October–March; 6 a.m.–9 p.m., April–September. When boating is permitted, vessels must be trailered by sunset.
Park notices · Fishing regulations
Read the Silverwood Lake fishing guide → for shore access, techniques and seasonal tips.
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