San Pablo Reservoir Fishing Report

San Pablo Reservoir - El Sobrante, CA (Contra Costa County)

San Pablo Reservoir Fishing Report

by San Pablo Reservoir
8-30-2015

Trout Fishing

The trout bite has slowed down to a crawl. Fish closer to the Dam where the water is much cooler. The last plant of trout was on 6-24-15 we will try to plant in between now and the start of fall if the water temperature will allow.

Catfish Fishing

The Catfish bite has increased with the warmer weather and the fact that we started planting catfish. Catfish bite on night-crawlers, chicken livers, anchovies, and baits that are stinky fish on the bottom.

Crappie Fishing

The crappie bite is on and the best locations are down the middle of scow canyon and at the boat launch area.

Lake Conditions:

Lake Level: 283.5
Surface Temp: 69.4
Fish Plant: We did not plant Catfish this week.
Fish Tales:

Tony P. no hometown given caught a 5.12lb Catfish weighing 5.12lbs fishing at the boat launch on Saturday 8-22-15.

Derby:

There is almost no Trout being caught.

Park Information:

The San Pablo Reservoir Recreation Area is now open for the season with the hours during August being 6:00 am to 7: 30 pm and boats need to be off the water by 6:30 pm. The Boat Launch area is open 7 days a week with snacks, drinks and tackle available. The Café is also open 6 days of the week from 9:00 – 3:30 so visitors can get some delicious food.



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