A South Bay county park lake on the CDFW trout schedule and on the inland catfish special-regulation list: five catfish a day, not the 10-fish Southern District limit. Trout in the cool months, cats and bluegill when it warms. Neighborhood fishing, not a reservoir trip. License required (age 16+).
Last reviewed: October 2026
CDFW plant water. Five-catfish bag under T14 CCR §5.15.
CDFW's Fish Planting Schedule for Los Angeles County, October 2025 through September 2026, listed trout plants at Alondra and a catfish plant in May 2026.
This lake is one of seven LA County park lakes where CDFW sets a 5-catfish daily limit instead of the 10-fish Southern District limit (T14 CCR §5.15). Trout 5/10; bass 12 inches, 5 fish; sunfish 25. License 16+.
Alondra Community Regional Park is operated by LA County Parks; check the park page for hours.
CDFW lists this water as “Alondra Park Lake” on its Fish Planting Schedule. The schedule gives only the week of each plant, on purpose, to avoid crowding right after a stocking, and every plant is subject to change.
Limits summarize CDFW rules as of October 2026; each species page links the official source.
For fish caught here, OEHHA's Alondra Park Lake advisory lists servings per week (women 18–49 and children 1–17, then women 50+ and men) as: sunfish (bluegill) 5 and 7; carp 1 and 1. Rainbow trout, catfish are not named in this advisory. OEHHA also recommends eating skinless fillets and trimming fat.
5 per day.
Yes, with trout and a May 2026 catfish plant.
OEHHA allows up to 5–7 servings a week of sunfish but only 1 of carp.
Size limits, bag limits, seasons, and MPA rules are set by CDFW and can change in-season. Public-pier license exceptions (CCR 1.88) apply only on qualifying structures — not on the beach next to them. This is an independent site and is not affiliated with CDFW.
Last reviewed: October 2026. Rules, stocking and access change; confirm with the agency linked above before you go.