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Shadow Cliffs Reservoir Fish Report for 10-21-2016
Shadow Cliffs Reservoir Fish Report for 10-21-2016
Shadow Cliffs Regional Park Report
Shadow Cliffs Reservoir - Pleasanton, CA (Alameda County)
by East Bay Regional Park District
10-21-2016
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HOURS OF OPERATION
OPEN Seven Days a Week
October Park Hours: 6:30am-7:00pm
November Park Hours: 7:00am-5:00pm
Concession and Marina are closed for the season.
All personal watercraft must be off the lake ½ hour before sunset.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
The water temperature has been reaching about 68⁰ F. The water has been cool in the mornings with temperatures in the low 60’s to the low 70’s. Water clarity is very good.
Please note boaters must be 100 feet away from the swim ropes, fish tube and the docks.
We encourage all anglers to please stop by our kiosk on the way out to report catches, stories, comments, and/or concerns.
CATFISH
The best bait to use has been mackerel, chicken livers, anchovies and sardines.
TROUT
Boaters are catching limits of trout early in the morning and they are using worms and power-bait.
BASS
Bass are biting on senko’s and plastic worms, but remember to release your bass back into the lake to keep the population up.
CATCHES REPORTED
On 10-4-16 Nick caught and released 8 bass fishing in the back ponds and he was using senko”s.
On 10/5/16 Gabriel Rezendez of Union City caught and released 10 bass float tubing in the arroyo.
On 10-5-16 Henry Meslaz and friend of San Jose caught limits of trout. They were bait fishing in the deepest part of the lake and Steven Ngun caught 5 trout float tubing in the main lake using pumpkin power-bait.
On 10/4/16 Tony of Campbell caught a 7lb. trout and he was using power-eggs for bait.
On 10/12/16 Steve Wyn caught his limit of trout float tubing in the main lake and he was using power-bait.
OPEN Seven Days a Week
October Park Hours: 6:30am-7:00pm
November Park Hours: 7:00am-5:00pm
Concession and Marina are closed for the season.
All personal watercraft must be off the lake ½ hour before sunset.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
The water temperature has been reaching about 68⁰ F. The water has been cool in the mornings with temperatures in the low 60’s to the low 70’s. Water clarity is very good.
Please note boaters must be 100 feet away from the swim ropes, fish tube and the docks.
We encourage all anglers to please stop by our kiosk on the way out to report catches, stories, comments, and/or concerns.
CATFISH
The best bait to use has been mackerel, chicken livers, anchovies and sardines.
TROUT
Boaters are catching limits of trout early in the morning and they are using worms and power-bait.
BASS
Bass are biting on senko’s and plastic worms, but remember to release your bass back into the lake to keep the population up.
CATCHES REPORTED
On 10-4-16 Nick caught and released 8 bass fishing in the back ponds and he was using senko”s.
On 10/5/16 Gabriel Rezendez of Union City caught and released 10 bass float tubing in the arroyo.
On 10-5-16 Henry Meslaz and friend of San Jose caught limits of trout. They were bait fishing in the deepest part of the lake and Steven Ngun caught 5 trout float tubing in the main lake using pumpkin power-bait.
On 10/4/16 Tony of Campbell caught a 7lb. trout and he was using power-eggs for bait.
On 10/12/16 Steve Wyn caught his limit of trout float tubing in the main lake and he was using power-bait.
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