water · Contra Costa County, CA
San Pablo Reservoir
- County
- Contra Costa, CA
- Surface
- 717 acres
- Max depth
- ~45 ft
- Mixing
- weakly stratified — fall mixing front-driven
- Character
- mid (20-60 ft)
- Location
- 37.9269, -122.2443
Species: largemouth bass · bluegill · catfish · crappie · sturgeon · trout
Short answer: baromoon's read for San Pablo Reservoir: the strongest window in the next three days is Fri Oct 2 5:30 PM–7 PM, prime 5:51 PM (S tier, high confidence) — top pick: Walking topwater (Spook/110).
The read
next three days · home-water scan- S Fri Oct 25:30 PM–7 PM prime 5:51 PM · high confidence Walking topwater (Spook/110) 7.8/10
- S Fri Oct 23:00 PM–5 PM prime 3:00 PM · high confidence Drop shot 7.7/10
- A Thu Oct 15:30 PM–7 PM prime 5:52 PM · high confidence Walking topwater (Spook/110) 7.3/10
- A Thu Oct 18:00 PM–10 PM prime 9:23 PM · high confidence Walking topwater (Spook/110) 7.0/10
S — drop everything · A — plan around it · B — worth being out · C — the fish have other plans.
Quick answers
registry facts + today's read- When should I fish San Pablo Reservoir?
- The next-three-day read (recomputed daily) puts the strongest window on Fri Oct 2, 5:30 PM–7 PM, prime 5:51 PM, graded tier S with high confidence.
- What should I throw at San Pablo Reservoir?
- The top-scoring pick for that window is the Walking topwater (Spook/110). Picks are ranked conditions-first; ownership and links never change the order.
- What fish are in San Pablo Reservoir?
- The registry lists largemouth bass, bluegill, catfish, crappie, sturgeon, trout.
- How big is San Pablo Reservoir?
- It is about 717 acres of surface and a maximum depth of roughly 45 ft.
Waters nearby
- Lake Temescal Oakland, Alameda County, CA
- Lafayette Reservoir Lafayette, Contra Costa County, CA
- Lake Chabot Castro Valley, Alameda County, CA