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Fremont Weir Wildlife Area - Sutter & Yolo Counties

fishing waterfowl hunting Wildlife Viewing Quail hunting Pheasant hunting hunting with Shotgun allowed Turkey hunting Bow hunting

Location: From Knights Landing: Approximately 4.6 miles southeast of Highway 113 in Knights Landing on Roads 116 and 116B, turn left on Road 116A for 0.6 miles to the parking lot.

From Sacramento: Travel I-5 north toward Woodland. About 5.5 miles after crossing the Sacramento River, turn right or north toward Knights Landing on Road 102 (or E8). Travel north from I5 for 5 miles on Road 102 and turn right (east) on Road 16 for 2.8 miles to Road 116B. Veer left on Road 116B for 0.9 miles and turn right on Road 116A for 0.6 miles to the parking lot.

From Woodland: Travel I-5 south toward Sacramento 1-2 miles and turn north toward Knights Landing on Road 102 (or E8). Travel north from I5 for 5 miles on Road 102 and turn right (east) on Road 16 for 2.8 miles to Road 116B. Veer left on Road 116B for 0.9 miles and turn right on Road 116A for 0.6 miles to the parking lot.

Phone Number: (916) 358-2900

Maps: Directional Map (PDF)  Topographic Map (PDF)    

Description: 1,461 acres of riparian vegetation, valley oaks and cottonwoods. Pheasant, valley quail and waterfowl are found here.

Method of Take Restrictions: No rifles or pistols may be used or possessed. Open for shotgun and archery hunting.

Hunt Days: Hunting is allowed daily from July 1 through January 31 for authorized species, and during the spring turkey season, when only turkeys may be taken.

Authorized Species: All legal species

Camping: Not allowed on the wildlife area.

Cost: None, no registration or reservations.

Fishing: Chinook salmon are most common in the Sacramento River in October and November.

Habitat: This is a floodway. When the water level in the Sacramento River reaches a high level, the water flows over the Fremont Weir into the Yolo Bypass. Tall weedy vegetation, brush, valley oaks, willows and cottonwood trees are present on the area.

Hunting Activities: Pheasant: Population is good
Waterfowl - Best hunting is late in the season if there has been enough rain to fill the low areas.
Mourning dove, cottontail and jackrabbits: Scattered throughout the area.
Deer (Zone D-4), quail, crow, wild turkey, and coyotes - Populations are fair.

WARNING: DO NOT ENTER THIS WILDLIFE AREA WHEN THE RIVER IS RISING OR WATER IS FLOWING ACROSS THE FIELDS

Department of Fish and Game, Region 2,
1701 Nimbus Road, Suite A
Rancho Cordova, California 95670.
(916) 358-2900

PLEASE NOTE: Area regulations are subject to change. Special restrictions on recreational uses, hunt days and methods of take are listed in the current year's issue of Hunting and Other Public Uses on State and Federal Areas, available at Fish and Game offices and places where licenses are sold.

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