San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Facility Activities

General Information

The San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge (Refuge) consists of more than 21,000 acres located along the northern edge of San Pablo Bay in northern California. Waterfowl hunting is allowed on 10,216 acres in the open waters of the San Pablo Bay and its navigable tidal sloughs...

Fishing

General Information

San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge lies along the north shore of the bay. It includes open bay/tidal marsh, mud flats, and seasonal and managed wetland habitats. Fishing is permitted in accordance with state and federal regulations from sunrise to sunset in the open waters...

Photography

General Information

Learn more about filming activities in the National Wildlife Refuge System.

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