The Eureka fleet enjoyed some of the best salmon fishing it’s seen in years over the past week, as a welcome stretch of fishable weather and manageable ocean conditions gave anglers plenty of opportunity to get offshore. Boats were able to cover some ground and check multiple areas, and the general consensus was encouraging — there are salmon spread throughout...
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The howling north winds have provided a much-needed break for both the salmon and the quota. Since last Saturday, winds that are all too common in late June and early July have kept boats tied to the docks at every North Coast port. Fortunately, the weather is finally starting to lay down, and the timing couldn’t be much better. The...
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 Hot weather and the river dropping to  400cfs for summer flows has curtailed fishing for the time being, The river has also been heating up also which has contributed to the problem. Last week we saw 105 degrees weather and the week before that the temperatures reached 111 degrees, which didn’t help either. For the Willow Creek area to get...
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It’s beginning to feel like the old days out of Eureka. Salmon and Pacific halibut are both biting, and rockfish are providing easy limits at ports all along the North Coast. Everyone wants to talk about salmon—and for good reason. After a three-year closure, the return of the king salmon fishery has anglers fired up. But the biggest story this week...
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The day we’ve had circled on the calendar for months has finally arrived. King salmon season opens along the North Coast this Saturday, and it looks to be the best opportunity anglers have had in three years. Pacific halibut and rockfish have provided a nice alternative, but they simply don’t generate the excitement that comes with the chance to hook...
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Although we have a Salmon fishing season there are very few people out fishing on the Trinity right now. There are some guides fishing the Upper Trinity but I have not heard very much from them. Many of the guide are still fishing the Sacramento River until it starts to cool down. The Hoopa weir is in and they are...
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