The stories just don't get any more outlandish than at Miramar. Regardless, Miramar is something of a miniaturized factory for making big bass. It is a tiny lake, just 180 acres with an estimated population of 5,000 bass. But they get huge. Stocked trout are like growing pills, and good numbers of threadfin shad are available as well, as prime forage.
Fishermen casting shad-patterned crankbaits can have a lot of success during the early summer.
A favorite spot is Mo's Hole where the water pumps into the lake. There is a picnic area and snack bar and bait and tackle are available at the lake.