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San Pablo Reservoir Fish Report for 9-7-2015
San Pablo Reservoir Fish Report for 9-7-2015
San Pablo Reservoir Fishing Report
San Pablo Reservoir - El Sobrante, CA (Contra Costa County)
by San Pablo Reservoir
9-7-2015
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 loactaions are down the middle of scow canyon and at the boat launch area.
Lake Conditions:
Lake lavel: 283.5
Surface Temp: 72.0
Fish Plant: We did not plant Ctafish this week.
Fish Tales:
Jorge no last name given caught 2 carp using corn no location given on Saturday 8/29/15
Mike Mes of Walnut Creek caught a catfish weighing 13.69lbs using a lure on Tuesday 9-1-15 at Sandy point.
Aiden Murphy caught a crappie out on the lake using a lure on Saturday 9-5-15.
Ray Geoff of Antioch caught a 8lb catfish at the boat lauch using chicken liver on Saturday 9-5-15.
Amiel Gelera of Sacramento caught a Catfish weighing 9lbs using chicken liver at the main rec on Monday 9-7-15.
Park Information:
The San Pablo Reservoir Recreation Area is now open for the season with the hours during September being 6:30 am to 7:30 pm and boats need to be off the water by 6:30 pm. The Boat Lauch area is open 7 days a week with snacks, drinks and tackle available. The Café is also opne 6 days of the week from 9:00 – 3:30 so visitors can get some delicious food.
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 loactaions are down the middle of scow canyon and at the boat launch area.
Lake Conditions:
Lake lavel: 283.5
Surface Temp: 72.0
Fish Plant: We did not plant Ctafish this week.
Fish Tales:
Jorge no last name given caught 2 carp using corn no location given on Saturday 8/29/15
Mike Mes of Walnut Creek caught a catfish weighing 13.69lbs using a lure on Tuesday 9-1-15 at Sandy point.
Aiden Murphy caught a crappie out on the lake using a lure on Saturday 9-5-15.
Ray Geoff of Antioch caught a 8lb catfish at the boat lauch using chicken liver on Saturday 9-5-15.
Amiel Gelera of Sacramento caught a Catfish weighing 9lbs using chicken liver at the main rec on Monday 9-7-15.
Park Information:
The San Pablo Reservoir Recreation Area is now open for the season with the hours during September being 6:30 am to 7:30 pm and boats need to be off the water by 6:30 pm. The Boat Lauch area is open 7 days a week with snacks, drinks and tackle available. The Café is also opne 6 days of the week from 9:00 – 3:30 so visitors can get some delicious food.
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