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  1. 2024 Love Water, Save Water Finalists

    Cora Edwards (JPG)

  2. Dixon Lake - Bass

    Mike Dispendsiero 11.29 Pounds bass - personal best on 5-9-17

  3. Dixon Lake - Bluegill

    Deiree Ruppert (6 years old) first fish ever - 1 Pound 8 Ounces Bluegill caught on a meal worm on Pier 2

  4. Dixon Lake - Carp

    Olivia Medina (5 12 yrs. old) caught a 7.75 Pounds carp on 12-30-16 on Pier 1 with a nightcrawler

  5. Dixon Lake - Catfish

    Jed Dickerson Jr., 12 Pounds Catfish caught 8-25-11 on Cut Mackerel at Buoy Line

  6. Dixon Lake - Crappie

    Joesph Garenhani 1 Pound 11 Ounces. New lake record crappie

  7. Dixon Lake - Trout

    Dwayne Curry of San Diego (3.83 Pounds Rainbow trout) Hidden Valley Kiwanis derby winner. 3rd place adult division on 4-25-15

  8. Escondido Public Art Projects & Locations

    Herb - T.J. Dixon and Jim Nelson

  9. Lake Wohlford - Bass

    Roy Hammond of Escondido, 5.50 pound Bass caught and released 3-07 on Platinum Cast Swimbait east of

  10. Lake Wohlford - Bluegill

    Brayden Emily (7) of Ramona, .50 pound Bluegill caught 6-4-22 using a worm at the Crappie Float .

  11. Lake Wohlford - Catfish

    Alfredo Lopez of Escondido, 10.00 pound catfish caught 9-15-19 using mackerel on Senior Shoreline.

  12. Lake Wohlford - Crappie

    Carol Bouley of Vista, 2.68 pound Crappie caught 3-07 on Crappie Jig near South Shore Rockpile

  13. Lake Wohlford - Trout

    Lee Vietor of Valley Center, 11.35 pound trout caught 1-8-15 using spring green powerbait west of Se

  14. Love Water, Save Water Finalists

    Love Water, Save Water Finalists 1

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Escondido Public Art Projects & Locations

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Thumbs up Blue Granite Shift - Mathieu Gregoire (1994)

Blue Granite Shift - Mathieu Gregoire (1994)

A series of granite stones shifting from natural boulders to refined and polished geometric shapes. Water flows from a large weeping rock and ends in a formal geometric pool at the entrance to the Great Lawn.

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