While the pier can be windy, the Point has been a favorite of local anglers because of the better than average fishing offered at the small pier out at the end of the point. The 170-acre park has attractive hiking trails, picnic areas, nature areas, and an exercise course. It is also a favorite of w...

This old wharf sits on its mostly wooden pilings over a sandy bottom. However, because of its location near the bay entrance, and because of debris which has built up over the years under the pier, offerings include more than just sandy-shore species of fish. Here you might catch almost any type of ...

Lake Sonoma is located in the wine-growing region of Sonoma County, CA. This picturesque lake offers secluded vehicle and boat-in camping for the fishing and boating enthusiast but also equestrian and hiking trails.

The pier is 1,140 feet long and fronts directly on Sharp Park State Beach, a beach that can see strong winds and huge punishing waves. The bottom is primarily sand, and there is some buildup of mussels on the pilings. The beach itself is famous, at least to western striped bass fishermen. The beach ...

The pier, at 840 feet in length, is the second longest fishing pier in San Francisco. It extends out into water that is 35 feet deep, fairly deep water for Bay Area piers. It is reputedly one of the best fishing spots along the waterfront and yields both quality and quantity rare to most of the bay ...

The 1,850-foot pier is built over clay, sand, and mud, but considerable material has built up under it over the years. As a result, a great number of different species of fish have been caught here. Department of Fish and Game studies showed more than 45 species of fish caught at the pier in a singl...

San Pablo Dam has 866 surface acres and 14 miles of shoreline which offers anglers their choice of fishing from boats, both private or rentals, or from shore. Amenities at San Pablo include a well stocked bait & tackle shop, fish cleaning stations, a handicap fishing dock, an 8 lane launch ramp, a v...