Woodward Reservoir - Oakdale, CA

Woodward Reservoir, Oakdale, CA, is a large, popular warm-water reservoir supporting largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish, with occasional trout stockings. Bass angling excels with lures/plastics around structure. Panfish readily take small jigs/worms; catfish prefer bottom baits. Water temperature is crucial; peak activity is from late spring to early fall. Water clarity can vary. Access is excellent, with multiple boat launches and extensive shore access, typically requiring an entrance fee. Anglers must adhere to CDFW regulations for sustainable practice in this multi-use recreational lake.
Here's a detailed overview of the fishing characteristics for each of the locations you provided. Please note that fishing regulations can change frequently, so it's always crucial to check the latest California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) or Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) regulations before you go.