Location
Ramp Details
- Location
- Sausalito, California
- Coordinates
- 37.869524, -122.498364
About This Launch
Situated in the Sausalito area of Marin County, Dry Boat Storage offers boaters direct access to rocky coastline. The facility has established itself as a reliable launch point for anglers, recreational boaters, and paddle sport enthusiasts in the area.
Vehicle and trailer parking is available on-site with clearly marked spaces for boat trailers separate from regular vehicles. The access road is generally well-maintained, though checking conditions after heavy weather is advisable. Trailer maneuverability at the ramp itself is adequate for experienced boaters.
Boaters should ensure their vessels meet California registration requirements before launching. Check current access status before your trip. Launch fees, if any, are typically posted at the facility. Some areas may require additional fishing licenses or permits depending on target species.
This launch provides access to Pacific Ocean, offering boaters a range of conditions from protected areas suitable for smaller craft to more open water for larger vessels. Water depths and conditions vary with season and weather, so local knowledge proves valuable for first-time visitors.
Popular activities from this ramp include kayak fishing and whale watching. The local fishery produces steelhead and halibut, drawing dedicated anglers throughout the season. Paddle craft users appreciate the access to protected waters nearby.
Summer offers calm seas and excellent fishing For the best experience, consider launching during off-peak hours when the ramp sees less traffic. Sausalito provides convenient access to boat repair services and marine supplies if needed. Local regulations regarding speed limits, no-wake zones, and restricted areas should be observed for everyone's safety.
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About Boating in Sausalito, California
The Sausalito area offers diverse boating opportunities, from crabbing to kayak fishing. Local waters support surfperch fishing and produce catches of halibut and lingcod. The community supports boating with local businesses offering supplies, equipment, and local knowledge to help visitors make the most of their time on the water. Salmon runs dictate prime fishing seasons Check conditions and plan accordingly for the best experience.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dry Boat Storage
What saltwater fish can I target from Sausalito?
Sausalito waters typically hold redfish, spotted seatrout, flounder, and sheepshead year-round. Seasonal species include tarpon in summer months and black drum in cooler weather. Local tackle shops can provide current reports on what's biting.
What is the elevation at Dry Boat Storage?
Mountain launches in California sit at higher elevations where weather can change rapidly. Prepare for cooler temperatures even in summer and be aware that afternoon thunderstorms are common. Water temperatures remain cold year-round.
What trout species are available at this location?
Mountain waters in California commonly support rainbow trout, brown trout, and in some waters, brook trout or cutthroat. Many lakes are stocked regularly by state wildlife agencies. Check current stocking reports for best timing.
Is Dry Boat Storage free to use?
Launch fees vary by facility and managing agency. Dry Boat Storage in California may be free, require a daily fee, or accept annual passes. Check for posted fee information at the ramp or contact the managing agency before your visit.
Is Dry Boat Storage free to use?
Launch fees vary by facility and managing agency. Dry Boat Storage in California may be free, require a daily fee, or accept annual passes. Check for posted fee information at the ramp or contact the managing agency before your visit.
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Alternative Boat Launches Nearby
The area surrounding Dry Boat Storage includes 6 other public boat ramps within 1.0 mi, giving boaters flexibility in choosing their access point.