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Air Temp: 45-61
Water Temp: 54.6
Water Clarity: 4ft
Tide: Low Out to In
Today I was able to grab a work buddy and hit the Delta. We got on the water about 9am with a low outgoing tide out of B&W Resort. I fired up the Suzuki and made a short run and started fishing… Started off with a chatterbait and caught one...
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Storms downgraded – Smith and Chetco openers in doubt
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, NOVEMBER 12, 2020
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, NOVEMBER 12, 2020
What was once a promising looking week of rain has taken a dramatic turn towards dry. Both the Smith and Chetco were expected to receive substantial rises on Saturday, which would have potentially opened both to fishing. As of Thursday morning, those predictions did an about face. Storms that had their sights set on the North Coast are now trending...
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More Rain Coming
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, NOVEMBER 8, 2020
Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, NOVEMBER 8, 2020
Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir
The rain for last week was not as predicted, not even close. What little rain we did get was not enough to start any kind of large steelhead movement. The barometric pressure drop did help to start some movement in the upper river as fly fishing for steelhead started to get good but not great yet. The rain that was...
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The always-popular recreational Dungeness crab season is expected to open statewide this Saturday, Nov. 7. The season’s first traps can legally be deployed at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday morning. Anglers, weather permitting, will get their first peek into the number of crabs on the sea floor as the quality and domoic acid testing has already begun. The early round of...
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After a very hot summer it took some extra time for cooler weather to set in. Waterski season is closed and a couple weeks ago, as surface temperatures dropped below 70F, we were finally able to start our fall planting program which produced immediate results.
Apart from those pictured, I heard about a Ten Pound Rainbow from long time Collins...
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In the Weeds: Invasive Aquatic Plants Can Increase Juvenile Salmon Predation Risk
by FISHBIO, NOVEMBER 2, 2020
by FISHBIO, NOVEMBER 2, 2020
For juvenile Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) migrating through the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, hungry non-native predatory species pose a threat to their survival. However, disentangling the effect of predation from other threats to salmon survival is exceedingly difficult. Predation is often studied either in an unnatural laboratory setting where scientists have total control over the environment, or in a natural system where...
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