California
Lake
61 acres
Not yet reviewed
About Fishing at Proposed Water Treatment Area
Proposed Water Treatment Area is a public lake in Riverside County, California, managed by California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
It is public water managed for fishing by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Lakes and reservoirs across the West Coast typically hold largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass, channel and blue catfish, black and white crappie, bluegill, and rainbow, brown and lake trout, with kokanee and other landlocked salmon present in many larger reservoirs -- species commonly documented across the region's public waters by state wildlife agencies.
Proposed Water Treatment Area covers about 61 acres in the Southern California region. The nearest other mapped waters on PiscaMaps are Lake Elsinore and Railroad Canyon Reservoir.
Region
Southern California
Public access
Not yet reviewed
Managed by
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Access & Rules at Proposed Water Treatment Area
Facilities Near Proposed Water Treatment Area
Camping: 2 sites mapped nearby — Camp Area, Open Area.
Source: OpenStreetMap contributors.
Fishing Licence for Proposed Water Treatment Area
Anyone 16 or older needs a California sport fishing licence — the resident annual is about $62 (one of the most expensive in the country), the non-resident annual about $167, with 1-day (~$20) and 2-day (~$31) options; the annual licence now runs 12 months from the date of purchase. Add-ons: a Bay-Delta Enhancement Stamp (~$7) to fish the Delta and Suisun/San Pablo bays, a Steelhead Report Card (~$10) to fish for steelhead, a Second-Rod Validation (~$19) where two rods are allowed, and a free sturgeon report card. Youth under 16 fish free. Buy from CDFW at wildlife.ca.gov. A California sport fishing licence covers this water.
Public access
California’s navigable rivers carry a public right to the bed and banks below the ordinary high-water line; the Sierra, Cascade and Coast Range river corridors are largely National Forest, where a California Campfire Permit covers dispersed camping
The general trout limit is 5 in most of the Sierra, dropping to 2 or catch-and-release on Wild Trout, Heritage Trout and many Eastern Sierra waters; the bass limit is 5; and Central Valley and Klamath King salmon seasons are set annually and have closed entirely in recent years — always check the California Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations for the district
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Frequently Asked Questions
What fish are in Proposed Water Treatment Area?+
Proposed Water Treatment Area is managed for fishing by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife; check the current California Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations for the district.
Is Proposed Water Treatment Area public?+
Yes. Proposed Water Treatment Area is public water managed by California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Access is recorded as "Not yet reviewed" and confirmed via agency records.
What licence do I need for Proposed Water Treatment Area?+
Anyone 16 or older needs a California sport fishing licence — the resident annual is about $62 (one of the most expensive in the country), the non-resident annual about $167, with 1-day (~$20) and 2-day (~$31) options; the annual licence now runs 12 months from the date of purchase. Add-ons: a Bay-Delta Enhancement Stamp (~$7) to fish the Delta and Suisun/San Pablo bays, a Steelhead Report Card (~$10) to fish for steelhead, a Second-Rod Validation (~$19) where two rods are allowed, and a free sturgeon report card. Youth under 16 fish free. Buy from CDFW at wildlife.ca.gov. A California sport fishing licence covers this water.
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