
The Hunting
At Rich Island we hunt Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays during the long Pacific Flyway season, targeting Mallard, Pintail, Teal, Gadwall, and other dabbling ducks as well as migrating Canvasback, Widgeon, Bluebill (Scaup), Golden Eye, and their diver duck friends. A thriving population of wild Pheasants and the occasional Specklebelly or Canadian goose round out the action.
Blinds

The club maintains 42 well marked blinds - a mixture of standup, single and double tanks on 20 ponds - allocated to members via a lottery system that governs blind assignments on the evening prior to every hunt.
2023 Harvest Results

Rich Island is a well managed wetland area, annully improved to ensure a thriving population of ducks. As a result Rich Island 2023 harvest continued at a string pace and above average for the pacific flyway area.
The Apex Predator Award

Each year, the most distinguished hunter is awarded the illustrious Rich Island Apex Predator Award—a beacon of unrivaled glory in the realm of wing shooting sportsmanship. Introduced by legendary Waterfowl hunter David "Apex Predator" Bruce, this accolade, the pinnacle of hunting honors, celebrates the supreme hunter whose prowess and finesse transcend mere mortal capabilities, elevating them to legendary status in the annals of hunting history.
Amenities

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Satellite TV
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WiFi (broadband connection)
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Large game room with hosted bar, custom fireplace and multiple couches and gaming tables
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Commercial Kitchen
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Reverse-osmosis Water Filtration
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Picking Dock with Custom Waxer
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Automatic Clay Pigeon Machine
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200' of Protected Mooring / Dock
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Secure Outboard and Decoy Storage
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42' Diesel Club Launch (former commercial fishing boat)
Club Scale

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25 members (23 paid, 2 working)
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2 fulltime keepers
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42 blinds, including 8 standup and the remaining a mix of single and double tanks
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1,200 freshwater wetland acres and 5 private miles of SF Bay shoreline
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12 single rooms, 3 suites, and 10 double-occupancy rooms
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12 fenced & roofed dog kennels

