Is fishing allowed at Lafayette Reservoir?

Welcome to Lafayette Reservoir The Lafayette Recreation Area is an all-year day-use area ideal for hiking, jogging, fishing, boating and picnicking, located off Highway 24 only one mile from the Lafayette BART station.

What kind of fish are in the Lafayette Reservoir?

Goldfish
Rainbow troutChannel catfish
Lafayette Reservoir/Fish

How much does it cost to fish at Lafayette Reservoir?

A daily fishing access fee ($3.00) is required. (Fees here and at other EBMUD reservoirs cover costs of stocking fish taken by anglers.) Families, groups and companies can reserve picnic areas holding 50 or 200 people. Many individual tables and barbecues accommodate smaller groups.

Are kayaks allowed on Lafayette Reservoir?

About the Lafayette Reservoir The 925 acre site with a 1.4 billion gallon reservoir was opened to public recreation in 1966 with hiking, fishing, boating and picnicking. Privately owned rowboats, canoes, kayaks and sailboats are allowed at the reservoir. There is a fee for boat registration.

Do you have to pay for parking at Lafayette Reservoir?

Parking: You can park at the main entrance on Mt. Diablo Blvd, but it will cost you $3 to park for 2 hours or $7 to park all day. Free parking is available on the other side of the reservoir in Moraga, in the neighborhood at the address above.

Can you kayak in Lafayette Reservoir?

The Lafayette Reservoir is located off Mt. Privately owned rowboats, canoes, kayaks and sailboats are allowed at the reservoir. There is a fee for boat registration. In addition, there are rowboats and pedal boats for rent at the activity center on an hourly, half-day, or all-day basis.

Can you swim in Lafayette Reservoir?

It’s a water reservoir, so swimming isn’t allowed. Boating and fishing are big attractions here, but dogs have to stay ashore (for the sailing dog experience, you’ll have to go to Del Valle).

Can you kayak at Lafayette Reservoir?

About the Lafayette Reservoir The Lafayette Reservoir is located off Mt. Privately owned rowboats, canoes, kayaks and sailboats are allowed at the reservoir. There is a fee for boat registration. In addition, there are rowboats and pedal boats for rent at the activity center on an hourly, half-day, or all-day basis.

How long is the walk around Lafayette Reservoir?

Lafayette Reservoir Loop is a 3 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Lafayette, California that features a lake and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round.

Can you fish at lake Temescal?

Fishing. The lake is stocked periodically with rainbow trout through the winter months and catfish in the summer. Other fish in residence include largemouth bass, red-eared sunfish, bluegill. Fishing is not allowed from the dam, in the swimming area, or in the stream.

Where can I fish in San Pablo Reservoir?

BEST AREAS: Big Point, Big Slide and Main Rec as areas with big reputations for pegging your trout, but right now these aren’t your top picks. In the early spring, target the Pines or Oaks picnic areas as prime trout turf.