Port of Stockton

Mar 9, 2007

Advice based on PCBs.

No one should eat any fish or shellfish from the Port of Stockton. Separate advice is available for the San Joaquin River.

Biotoxins from harmful algal blooms (HABs) may be found in California water bodies, see Resources related to Biotoxins and Harmful Algal Blooms for more information.

Waterbody

Port of Stockton

County:

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Poster - Port of Stockton Fish Advisory (New Graphic Added)Nov 2, 2018

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Poster - Port of Stockton Fish Advisory in Spanish (Español) (New Graphic Added)Nov 2, 2018

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Fact Sheet - Port of Stockton Fish AdvisoryFeb 15, 2012

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Report - Port of Stockton Fish AdvisoryMar 9, 2007

Women 18-49 Years and Children 1-17 Years

DO NOT EAT

All fish and shellfish from Port of Stockton

Women 50 Years and Older and Men 18 Years and Older

DO NOT EAT

All fish and shellfish from Port of Stockton

Resources related to Biotoxins and Harmful Algal Blooms

Harmful algal blooms are increasing in California and may occur throughout the year in some water bodies. OEHHA recommends that you check the California harmful algal bloom (HAB) portal to see if a bloom has been reported at this water body and learn healthy water habits to protect yourself, your family, and your pets during your visit.