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Topic: Emeryville Marina/Pier any good?  (Read 673 times)

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  • Date Registered: Feb 2018
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Unfortunately, I'll be stuck to shore fishing until after finals so I've been trying to find new spots. The Emeryville Marina/Pier looks really cool and convenient. I haven't heard a thing about it but the one time I went there I got skunked. But then again, it was my first time fishing since I was a kid haha. I looked on Fishbrain but all of the catches are pretty dated or actually from a boat that docks there -_-

Does anybody have any insight into the Emeryville Marina/Pier?