Fishing reports for San Pablo Reservoir
Checkout the latest San Pablo Reservoir fishing reports from businesses and local anglers.
The reaction bite for San Pablo bass is hot. Anglers are throwing crankbaits and spinnerbaits shallow with a lot of success. Plastic worm anglers are also getting bit, but more-so during midday. Trout stockings continue, although expected to end next week. Trollers are running spoons near Scow...
The reaction bite for San Pablo bass is hot. Anglers are throwing crankbaits and spinnerbaits shallow with a lot of success. Plastic worm anglers are also getting bit, but more-so during midday. Trout stockings continue, although expected to end next week. Trollers are running spoons near Scow Canyon, and shore casters are launching powerbait near the marina. A sturgeon was caught in the last week of May, quite the rarity for this lake.
The San Pablo bass reaction bite has been solid. Crankbaits and spinnerbaits are getting bit in 15 feet of water up to the surface. Some anglers are throwing T-rigged soft-plastics with success as well. Still plenty of trout in the lake from bi-weekly plants for both trollers and shore-casters.
Bi-weekly stocks continue, the weather is beautiful, and water clarity is improving—perfect conditions for catching trout. Plenty of shore anglers are pulling limits that include both rainbows and lightnings. Try Powerbait and spinners from points or docks with access to deep water. Bass are...
Bi-weekly stocks continue, the weather is beautiful, and water clarity is improving—perfect conditions for catching trout. Plenty of shore anglers are pulling limits that include both rainbows and lightnings. Try Powerbait and spinners from points or docks with access to deep water.
Bass are starting to move shallow. Spawners and pre-spawners have been caught, but no notable size.
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