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Topic: Need Help finding the Forebay  (Read 5305 times)

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Pat R.

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This newbe need some help finding his way to the Forebay. I read the fishing reports and it sounds like a place to try any help would be great

Thank
Pat R


Bill

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From Martinez it would be a bit of a haul, if I where you I would head to Lake Mendo instead. If you want to hit the Forebay though here is a map to San Luis Reservior. The forebay is part of the rec area.

http://www.parks.ca.gov/lat_long_map/default.asp?lvl_id=197

 


Pat R.

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Thank Bill seems the distance betwin Mendocino and the Forebay is about the same Mendocino is a bit farther thank for the help.

Pat R


 

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