Emeryville Community Events
Time to Go Fishing with Fish Emeryville!
Summer is here and everyone’s swimming, including Chinook Salmon, Rockfish and more. Lots going on at Fish Emeryville down in Emeryville Marina.
Great Chinook Salmon catch on 7/27 Photo/Capt. Al
We checked in with Captain Al whose group caught four quick limits of salmon (up to 10 pounds!) on July 27.
The latest fishing report: On July 27 five boats went out from Fish Emeryville with 89 anglers. The catch?
60 Chinook Salmon, 85 Lingcod and 570 Rockfish!
Reserve a space for your family and friends now.
Fish Emeryville is located at 3310 Powell St in the Emeryville Marina. They specialize in providing fishing adventures in San Francisco Bay and outside the Golden Gate. FIsh Emeryville has eight fully equipped sportfishing boats. All boats and Captains meet U.S. Coast Guard standards and are certified for your safety. All boats have comfortable inside seating with tables and clean restrooms. And all the captains want to make your fishing adventure rewarding and safe!
You can book your reservation at (510) 652-3403.
hue and the Public Works Department to help him retrieve the aircraft. PW said to wait until low tide on Thurs., May 4 at 2pm. “I wanted to save it before it got buried in sand and mud. I am a Snoopy fan so it was a no brainer for me to want to save this.”
Emeryville mayor and vice mayor arrived and started moving planks, separating the wooden Red Baron plane from the pilings and mud. It was deep in the muck. A shovel was fetched and cracked in the process of dislodging the plane. Rope was used. But it seemed like a no-go until another PW crew arrived, Jamal Hudson. He was taller than the others. And strong – the final touch needed. As PW director Maurice Kaufman nudged the crew on from up on the deck, the plane loosened and was moved out of the mud. The Red Baron turned upside down. Still, the determined mud-slewn work crew carried the plane sculpture with the Red Baron in tact, out of the mudflats and up onto the shore as 
Triathlon Ever with a time of 25:37 taking first place and winning the event. Malachi Leopold from Oakland finished second with a time of 26:43 and Michael Blair from San Francisco finished third with a time of 28:41.
and Emeryville resident Bailey Langner took third place in the women’s division with a time of 37:44.
After four years, the pool is back and the Shortest Triathlon Ever will grow again. Congrats to all participants. And plan for the 10th Shortest Triathlon Ever in April 2018!
Even with overcast weather, over 200 people showed up to take tours of the fishing boats, take ferry rides and otherwise immerse themselves in the beauty of the grounds at the two marinas in Emeryville looking out to the San Francisco Bay.
