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Sailing, whale watching, sportfishing and other charter trips are great ways to enjoy Bodega Bay and to get out on the ocean. 
Sonoma County Regional Parks operates the Sport Fishing Center, located within the private Porto Bodega Marina. It is the only place in Bodega Bay where privately chartered boats may dock for passenger loading and unloading.
To reserve a sportfishing or other charter, please contact the private operators directly:

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New Sea Angler (40 Passenger)
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Sandy Ann (6 Passenger)
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Special use permits are required for events of any size that go beyond the scope of routine park use. Examples of events requiring a permit are listed below:
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Individual or portrait Photography: The fee for individual/portrait photography is $50 per park for 6 months or $100 per park for 12 months.
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Q:  I am currently enrolled in Auto-Renewal. How will the 365-day sport fishing license affect me?  
A: If you are currently enrolled in Auto-Renewal, you will receive email notifications 28 days and 14 days prior to the renewal taking place (approximately 45 days before your current license expires), letting you know that the renewal will still occur as scheduled. 
If you would prefer to purchase a 365-day sport fishing license sometime later in the year to take advantage of the continuous 365-day validity period, you will need to opt out of Auto-Renewal before the license renewal occurs. To opt out of Auto-Renewal, please log in to the Online License Sales and Services web page and select Auto Renewal from the menu, and then select the "Disable Auto-Renewal" button.
Q: Will sport fishing report cards be valid for 365-days from the date of purchase? 
A: No. All report card seasons and validity periods will remain unchanged.
Q: Will Auto-Renewal continue to be available for the 365-day sport fishing license?  
A: Yes. Auto-Renewal will continue to be available for 365-day sport fishing licenses. After purchasing a new 365-day sport fishing license and enrolling in Auto-Renewal, your license will be automatically renewed and mailed to you approximately 45 days before your current license expires.
For example, if you purchase a 365-day sport fishing license on June 1, 2024, and enroll in Auto-Renewal, your license will be automatically renewed and mailed to you on April 15, 2025. The license will be valid June 1, 2025, through May 31, 2026.
Q: Will CDFW still sell gift vouchers that can be gifted to other people to redeem for sport fishing licenses? If so, how will they work? 
A: Yes. Gift vouchers valid for 365-day sport fishing licenses are available for purchase.
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Dogs are not permitted in the day use area of Oso Flaco Lake, including the trails, boardwalk and beach.  For more information about other nearby areas where you can visit with your dog, please visit our B.A.R.K. Ranger website.

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Sportfishing permits are required for all anglers fishing in Oso Flaco Lake and the Pacific Ocean. 
For online license sales and more information about the specific regulations, please visit the Calfiornia Department of Fish and Wildlife website: https://wildlife.ca.gov/Licensing/Online-Sales 

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