Some of the common methods and FISHING REGULATIONS CHANGE Fishing At Don Pedro Lake areas to catch fish in Don Pedro Lake ANNUALLY. REGULATIONS SPECIFIC TO are: DON PEDRO LAKE: YOU MUST HAVE A CALIFORNIA FISHING LICENSE. Trout TROUT AND SALMON: OPEN SEASON ALL Trolling using lures such as needlefish, YEAR. LIMIT: FIVE rapalas, castmasters, or nightcrawlers in BASS: OPEN SEASON ALL YEAR. LIMIT FIVE the Jenkins Hill area, near the dam, BASS. MINIMUM LENGTH: TWELVE INCHES Middle Bay, Woods Creek, or the CATFISH: OPEN SEASON ALL YEAR. LIMIT Tuolumne River Arm of the lake. TWENTY (EXCEPT BULLHEADS NO LIMIT) CRAPPIE: OPEN SEASON ALL YEAR. LIMIT: Bass TWENTY FIVE Use worms, jigs, spinnerbaits, crankbaits OTHER SPECIES: OTHER SPECIES OF FISH or swimbaits in the coves and off rocky MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY NUMBER AND AT ANY points. TIME OF THE YEAR BY ANGLING CHECK THE CALIFORNIA DFG SPORT Kokanee Salmon FISHING REGULATIONS FOR CURRENT Troll spoons, bugs and other lures CHANGES. (WWW.DFG.CA.GOV) tipped with white corn in the Middle Bay area and Jenkins Hill area. There are many species of warm and coldwater game fish in Lake Don Pedro King and Silver Salmon including; Largemouth bass, Spotted bass, Troll anchovies, shad, or lures near the Smallmouth bass, Rainbow Trout, Brown dam, Middle Bay, Woods Creek or the Trout,, Brook Trout, King Salmon, Silver Tuolumne River arm of the lake. Salmon, Kokanee Salmon, Black Crappie, White Crappie, Channel Catfish, White Crappie Catfish, Black Bullhead Catfish, Green Use small jigs and minnows around Sunfish and Bluegill perch. Other species brush or submerged structure in the of fish in the lake are Carp, Sacramento Woods Creek area, Rogers Creek area Pike Minnow (Squawfish), Whitefish, and around the marinas. Sacramento Sucker and Threadfin Shad.

Catfish The Don Pedro Recreation Agency has Use chicken livers, anchovies, night been stocking Florida Strain Largemouth crawlers, mackerel or sardines in the Bass in the lake on an annual basis since warm coves or near the dam. the early 1980s. The California Department of Fish and Game plant trout Photo courtesy of Danny Gillespie Bluegill and Sunfish annually and have planted salmon in Use redworms around brush or coordination with non-profit salmon [email protected] submerged structure. organizations such as Kokanee Power. Largemouth King Salmon Spotted Bass Bass

Silver Salmon Green Sunfish Rainbow Trout

Brown Trout Channel Bluegill Perch Catfish

Brook Trout Kokanee White Catfish Salmon

Crappie Smallmouth Bass Whitefish