Lake Curry Fishing in Napa County, California
Fairfield North Area

we want to fish

I fish there all the time just take my dirt bike and say fuc the signs,there is so many bass in there I've had a couple break my pole I use 65lb test

went there today. its closed to the public now, big sign that reads no trespassing....sucks!!!

Lake is owned by the city of vallejo as a drinking water source. The lake is monitored 24-7 by person and camera.

I just drove out today and the sign is still there. Absolutely no fishing or trespassing. All I wanted was a glance but I felt like I was going to get a gun pointed me. My cousins went a long time ago with a city official (nonya) and access of course and caught bass big as sea turtles. Kinda sad I didn't get to go.

Does anybody know if the bill went through that was trying to get passed to allow fishing at lake Curry?

Does anyone know who to contact to access the area? There is a pipe gate on the ridge to the east that say private club but I cannot find any info about this club.

Contacted city of vallejo - no fishing, no hunting, access not allowed, sheriff will be called! Crap if you ask me!

Imagine this, from a socilast govenor BILL NUMBER AB 672 VETOED DATE 10 07 2005 To the Members of the California State Assembly I am returning Assembly Bill 672 without my signature. As California continues to grow it is every government agencys responsibility to provide additional recreational opportunities where appropriate. Increased recreation improves health and fitness, instills an appreciation of our states natural resources, and can provide excellent opportunities for families to spend more time together. Assembly Bill 672 creates new state policy concerning drinking water reservoirs for activities such as shoreline fishing and nonmotorized boats and attempts to encourage additional recreation activities around drinking water reservoirs by requiring the managing agency to develop recreation plans. I agree with the intent of this measure. However, this bill could potentially allow access to reservoirs that contain treated drinking water or are considered vulnerable to significant security risk. As a result, the legislation could place public drinking water from these reservoirs at an unacceptable risk from waterborne disease transmission or potential acts of terrorism. For these reasons I cannot support this bill. Sincerely Arnold Schwarzenegger No wonder this state is in so much trouble. Can't wait to see the best part of cali, the welcome to california sign in my rear view mirror

I see that the bill I was wondering about was rejected, as I figured it would be. I heard that Curry has some huge bass in it too, according to a couple guys I have talked to that got a chance to fish it years ago.