Locations
2800-2838 Farron St, Rocklin, CA 95677
General Information
- Typical water conditions
- slow to no current
- Best time to fish
- late spring and summer
- Best time of day to fish
- mornings and evenings
- Restrooms
- yes
- Type of water body
- creek
- Fish species
- Bluegill, redear, green sunfish, Sacramento pikeminnow, Sacramento sucker, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and spotted bass.
- Park or roadside creek/pond
- park
- Where on water body fish caught
- downstream from the bridge will usually hold largemouth and large numbers of spotted bass as well as the other species found here. Upstream usually holds an abnormal number of little smallmouth as well as spotted bass and the other species.
- What baits catch fish here
- worms catch everything
- spinners will catch larger sunfish and bass
- micro crankbaits catch bass
- small rubber worms catch the larger bass
- Hours
- dawn to dusk
- park fees
- none
- How accessible is it
- accessible from the bridge area, the rest of the creek can be accessed from the shore although it is rough, I usually wad this creek.
- Other wildlife seen
- grey squirrel, black phoebe, black throated grey warbler, mallard and red shouldered hawk
- kayak /boat accessible
- no
- Other things to do
- biking birding hiking
- Camping available
- no
- surrounding/atmosphere
- developed park
My Rating
- Rating: fish catch likelihood
- 4.5
- Rating: beauty
- 3
- Rating: fish size
- 2
- Rating: variety of fish
- 3.5