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     Don Pedro is situated in the Sierra Nevada foothills due east of Modesto and 39 miles from Stockton at an elevation of 800 feet. Don Pedro offers 160 miles of shoreline with nearly 13,000 surface acres of water. Boating, swimming, water-skiing, jet skiing, sailing and house boating are some activities enjoyed at the lake. There are three recreation areas situated around the lake with a total of 550 campsites, some with full utility hook-ups for RV.'s, the rest with access for water and hot showers. There are two full service marinas on the water, one at Fleming Meadows on the West Shore, and one at Moccasin Point on the East Shore. Don Pedro is one of California's premier warm water fisheries most noted for excellent largemouth bass fishing. Camping reservations may be made up to one year but no less than seven days in advance of the designated date of arrival. Reservations are site-specific so favorite campsites may be reserved. Reservations are handled by the Don Pedro Recreation Agency and can be made through the mail, in person, at the Agency headquarters by the dam, or by phone using a Visa or Master Card, (209) 852-2396. For more information contact Lake Don Pedro Marina at (209) 852-2369 or Moccasin Point Marina at (209) 989-2206

Don Pedro full service marinas offer: full store, bait-tackle, boat rentals, storage, mooring, docks, rental equipment, cafe, motor repair, and more.

Don Pedro Reservoir Species

Rainbow Trout

Black Bass

Crappie


 

 

 
Channel Catfish Kokanee King Salmon


 
   
Brook Trout    


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Article: Kokanee Fishing in the Motherlode, Monty Smith

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Day use fee: Vehicles $6.00
Boat Fee: $7.00
Camping - Trailer hook-up (full hook-ups) $30 per night, $180 per week
Camping - Trailer hook-up (H/20 Electrical) $26 per night, $156 per week
Tent Campsites - $20.00 per night, $120 per week
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Current Don Pedro Fishing Report

 August 28, 2008. Manny Basi reported bass action has been solid on 5-inch Senkos in colors 194j, 208 and 330. There is a good top water bite on Vixens or Super Spooks, as well as on 4-inch double-tailed Hula Grub in color 208 on ½ or 3/8th jig head. Mike Van Guilder Jr. of Fishwrangler’s Bass Guide Service (209) 604-8222 added that crawdad or shad-pattern crankbaits along rocky bluffs in 5 to 10 feet of water are effective with 6-inch worms on a Berserk shaky heads also effective for spotted bass, smallmouths and largemouths to 6-pounds. Danny Layne of Fishn’ Dan’s Guide Service (209) 586-2383 said rainbows are active in the river channel near Moccasin Creek at depths from 40 to 60 feet on small spoons, spinners or blade/crawlers. A few kokanee or king salmon can still be found in the Woods Creek Arm at 80 feet and below in depth.

 

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