Fishing Below you'll find a listing of fishing locations in Marin. There's a two-lane ramp at this tiny facility near the mouth of the Petaluma River. Find by taking Highway 37 to the Black Point exit, and it's under the highway bridge.
Anglers seek all bay species, including sturgeon, stripers and flounder.
There's fish in the lagoon at the Civic Center, but it's best to release any caught in light of pollution concerns stemming primarily from the lagoon's flock of waterfowl. A great place to practice casting and fly fishing. The 55-acre park on San Pedro Bay includes the county's finest fishing pier, where anglers catch striped bass, perch and an occasional sturgeon. Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Three miles north of Marshall on Highway 1, the launch has a two-lane boat ramp and is a popular access spot for boaters fishing Tomales Bay for halibut, salmon, striped bass, rockfish and crab.