This pond has the biggest population of stunted bluegill I have ever seen. You can literally catch a fish every cast for hours on end and not one of them will be bigger than 5 inches. There are some good bass in here, however. It takes about 15 minutes to hike to this pond. Follow the path shown in the pictures below.
Location
Beeks Bight, Folsom Lake, Granite Bay, CA – Enter through the Granite Bay entrance off of Douglas Boulevard.
To get to Beeks Bight Pond, park at the parking lot. Then hike up the trail to the pond as shown in the pictures above.
General Information
- Typical water conditions
- no water current
- Best time to fish
- spring, summer, and early fall
- Best time of day to fish
- all day
- Restroom
- no
- Type of water body
- pond
- Fish species
- bluegill and largemouth bass
- Park or roadside creek/pond
- park
- Where on water body fish caught
- all over
- What baits catch fish here
- all on worms
- Hours
- dawn to dusk
- park fees
- 12 dollars
- How accessible is it
- 15 minute hike
- Other wildlife seen
- sara orangetip, red tailed hawk, bewicks wren, lark sparrow, and wild turkey
- kayak /boat accessible
- yes ( only if your willing to carry a kayak for twenty minutes uphill through a winding trail)
- Other things to do
- birding, and hiking
- Camping available
- no
- surrounding/atmosphere
- undeveloped
My Rating
- Rating: fish catch likelihood
- 5 stars
- Rating: beauty
- 4 stars
- Rating: fish size
- 3 stars
- Rating: variety of fish
- 1 star