$100,000

Originally established as the Charles F. Traung Club, later known as The Island Club (#501), this remarkable property represents nearly a century of private sporting heritage in the heart of California’s renowned Suisun Marsh.

Encompassing approximately 635 acres on Grizzly Island, the club offers an extraordinary combination of habitat, privacy, and amenities for the 15 equity members. Approximately 475 acres are flooded wetlands, complemented by productive upland habitat that provides opportunities for pheasant hunting as well as exceptional waterfowling.

Historically, the Island Club has maintained an impressive four-bird average per hunter. The property consists primarily of shallow open water, a habitat that has traditionally attracted large numbers of pintails, teal, and wigeon.

But the experience extends well beyond the field.

The club’s private clubhouse provides comfortable overnight accommodations, with an individual bedroom for each member. An additional bedroom annex provides further private lodging, allowing members and their guests to enjoy extended stays in a setting that feels distinctly their own.

On the water, members have access to a private fishing pier and boat dock, adding another dimension to the property and making the club an ideal destination for weekends spent outdoors with family and friends.

An Equity Position in a Rare Property

Equity membership is offered at $100,000, with annual dues of $9,500.

For the discerning sportsman, this is an opportunity to do more than secure access to a premier hunting property. It is an opportunity to own an equity interest in a rare, historic California sporting property—one with hundreds of acres of managed wetlands, private accommodations, fishing and boating access, and a legacy dating back to the early era of Suisun Marsh duck clubs.

Properties of this character are increasingly difficult to replicate.

Island Club offers something that cannot simply be purchased for a weekend: a place to belong, a tradition to carry forward, and an opportunity to own a piece of the Suisun Marsh.