Best Fishing Pond Oakland Near Me

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​We offer ​20+ koi varieties bred, raised, & hand-selected by champion breeders from Niigate, Japan. Read more.


​We proudly carry Hikari, which provides complete, balanced, superior nutrition, bringing out a koi's true potential. Read more.


​East Bay Koi proudly designs, builds, & maintains koi ponds. Keeping your pond healthy & beautiful is our #1 priority. Read more.


East Bay Koi is the Bay Area's newest premier source of quality nishikigoi (koi) fish and pond supply! We offer over 25 varieties of imported Japanese Koi including popular Kohaku, Sanke, and Showa selections.


Through our relationships with reputable koi Breeders in Japan's Niigata Prefecture, our koi are individually hand-selected for their color, pattern, scalation, body shape, and much more. In addition to koi, we offer all of your essential pond supply and equipment needs. Call (510) 708-7489 or click here to learn more. 中文 (510) 708-7489

East Bay Koi's inventory includes koi of all ages - from Tosai (12 months old) to Jumbo Koi (10 years or older). Our attentive staff is available 7 days a week to answer all of your questions and make sure you find your perfect koi. Learn more.

4worldlovers: Port View Park, reopened and greatly expanded in 1995 after extensive redesign and reconstruction because of damage suffered during the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, offers spectacular views of San Francisco Bay, the San Francisco skyline and Port of Oakland maritime operations at the Seventh Street Terminal.


The park encompasses 4.5 acres of public access with areas for fishing, strolling, picnicking and special events. Port View Park also is the home of the International Maritime Center, a nondenominational chapel and recreational facility for visiting seafarers.

Picnic areas, play area, fishing piers, second-story viewing area and historical display (open 10am-3pm daily and upon request), restrooms, drinking fountain, parking, benches.

As an international gateway, our airport and seaport operations bring economic value to the world. Here at home, we're bringing social and cultural value to the region. Middle Harbor Shoreline Park offers Oakland its first public beach. The views are some of the most magnificent in the area and the park contains an amphitheater for events and performances.

Since World War II, military use has restricted public access to the shoreline of the Middle Harbor. As part of the Port's Vision 2000 seaport program, the public has regained access to the former naval ship basin. Agencies, community representatives and scientists worked together to design the habitat restoration for the more than 150-acre water area of the harbor and the integration of the park with the habitat. Middle Harbor became an ecological reserve of shallow bay and shoreline habitats for many species, such as Dungeness crab, flatfish, anchovy, herring and perch.

Fifteen square blocks of commercial and recreational activities, including opportunities for dining and shopping, strolling, ferry rides, and special events such as the weekly Sunday Farmers Market, the annual Maritime Day and the annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony. At the north end of the main plaza, at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Fishing Pier, is an elevated platform with views of Alameda and the gantry cranes at the Howard Marine Terminal.

When the extension of the terminal is completed in early 1996, the cranes will be only 500 feet from the pier, giving visitors a close-up view of a working marine terminal. President Roosevelt's official yacht, the USS Potomac, is now moored next to the pier and is open to the public. (For details, call (510) 627-1215.) A mini park at the foot of Alice Street marks the south end of this area. The lightship, The Relief, will move in upon completion of the Howard Terminal expansion.

Restaurants, bars, shops, marinas, guest berths, walkways and plazas, picnic areas, grassy play areas, fishing pier with fish-cleaning areas, restrooms, fountain, benches, public telephones, parking.

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Kindest and nicest bait shop owner you will ever come across in the entire Bay Area! Always have a smile on his face and is never selfish! If the bait is bad, he always compromise and let you know if it’s small or close to dieing. I’ve had terrible experiences in several bait shops in the bay, this by far is my number one go to spot.