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Jurisdiction

California

63 named public waters. 40 with a station bound. 40 with a coarse catalog location. Nothing here is a pin map of spots.

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Highest documentation

Waters that can carry a decision

California ledger

Highest-documentation public waters in this jurisdiction. Readiness is how completely the record supports a decision.

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TypeWaterPlaceReadinessGauge
lakeClear Lake (public boat ramps and shore access)North Coast Ranges / Lake County · California86Bound
marineTomales Bay public corridorNorth Coast / Marin–Sonoma · California85None on file
marineSanta Monica Pier / Santa Monica Bay public pier corridorSouthern California / Los Angeles County · California84Bound
reservoirLake Isabella (public boat ramps)Southern Sierra / Kern · California84Bound
reservoirBridgeport Reservoir and Twin Lakes (Bridgeport) public corridorEastern Sierra / Mono County · California84None on file
reservoirLake Skinner (Lake Skinner Recreation Area)Southern California / Riverside · California84Bound
marineSeal Beach Pier (Pacific Ocean)Southern California / Orange County · California84None on file
marineAvila Pier / Port San Luis public pier corridorCentral Coast / San Luis Obispo · California84Bound
lakeSilverwood LakeCalifornia84Bound
marineHuntington Beach Pier (Pacific Ocean)Southern California / Orange County · California82None on file

Waters by class

Named public waters in California, counted by class.

LAKE17RESERVOIR21RIVER14MARINE11

Coverage

A schematic of jurisdictions, not a chart of positions — one square per state, province and territory, carrying the number of named public waters held there. Geography is given at the resolution a decision is made at: which jurisdiction governs, and what else is nearby. A named public water is located to about a hundred metres, which tells you the basin and nothing about where the fish are. Fishing spots, access detail and private water are not in the catalog.