Grizzly Island Wildlife Area

• Alberto N Cenna Farias
  
  
  (March 10, 2019, 3:43 pm)

  Good fishing spot to get away and get a piece of mind while having fun with my 6 year old son

• Lisa Denton
  
  
  (February 22, 2019, 12:28 am)

  Even in the midst of one of the coldest Winters I have experienced in 55 yrs, snow capped Twin Sisters is just spectacular????????????????????The fish I catch are as tall as me!

• Kim McMannamy
  
  
  (January 14, 2019, 10:23 pm)

  I love Grizzly Island the fishing ,the scenery. Have lived out there when the red barn was there and sunken barge which is replaced now with a dock. Now what I dont like is the people that use the land that's given to us to use as a place to go do some fishing in a clean safe place .well then you have those idiots that don't understand what that is because there a bunch of slobs dirty people that need to stay home and trash there homes .its so sick to look at a place that is overrun by trash because there to lazy.BUT YOU LOOK PAST ALL THOSE IDIOTS . . there's a wonder place to visit, fish, and exsplore.

• Nancy Smith
  
  
  (December 1, 2018, 7:14 pm)

  Beautiful place to explore nature from the fishing bridge to Rush Ranch on down to the boat launch. Awesome sunsets. Birds of prey to deer to lots of cows.

Grizzly Island Wildlife Area

Please call (707) 425-3828 to check for closures before visiting. Hours: ... Grizzly Island Wildlife Area lies in the heart of this sprawling wetland.

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Grizzly Island Wildlife Area With 84,000 acres of land, bays and sloughs, the Suisun Marsh is the largest contiguous estuarine marsh in the entire United States. The Grizzly Island Complex occupies about 15,300 acres of this prime wildlife habitat.

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For more information, please contact CDFW at (707) 425-3828. Media Contacts: Orlando Rocha, CDFW Grizzly Island Wildlife Area, (707) 425-3828 Shawn Overton, CDFW Grizzly Island Wildlife Area, (707) 425-3828 Peter Tira, CDFW Communications, (916) 322-8908

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Contacts: Grizzly Island Wildlife Area (707) 425-3828; state Department of Fish and Wildlife, www.dfg.ca.gov - under conservation, click on "public lands." Tom Stienstra is The San Francisco ...

Grizzly Island Wildlife Area Solano County - DogTrekker

Grizzly Island Wildlife Area. 2548 Grizzly Island Road Suisun City, California 94585 Visit Website Local Phone: (707) 425-3828 Grizzly Island Wildlife area consists of 8,600 acres in the heart of the 84,000-acre Suisun Marsh, largest contiguous estuarine marsh in the United States.

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last updated: July 2013 Grizzly Island often closes in the winter due to flooding. Please call (707) 425-3828 to check for closures before visiting. A CDFW Lands Pass is required for non-hunting recreational purposes on Grizzly Island Wildlife Area.

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Grizzly Island Wildlife Area. Map & Directions. Be the first to review! 2548 Grizzly Island Rd, Suisun City, CA 94585 (707) 425-3828. OPEN NOW. Today: 7:00 am - 4:00 pm.

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Grizzly Island Wildlife Area, California Department of Fish and Game, Solano County ... Park office 707-425-3828 CDFG's Grizzly Island page Map Choices/More Information:

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you harvest a collared animal, please contact Grizzly Island Wildlife Area staff (707) 425-3828 immediately so the Department can make arrangements to obtain the collar. In order to prevent the loss of data it is important that we are contacted as soon as possible. Remember all hunters MUST report to the Department within one week after the ...

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Contacts: Grizzly Island Wildlife Area 707-425-3828; California Department of Fish and Wildlife, 916-445-0411; www.wildlife.ca.gov under conservation, click on public lands. Lake Pardee.