Lake Sabrina Boat Landing 760-873-7425 6-22-2020 FACE MASKS REQUIRED PER INYO COUNTY Don’t forget a jacket It’s starting to look once again like a normal season – Camp Sabrina, Big Trees and BitterBrush Campgrounds are open and now Four Jeffrey Pines Campground on the South Lake Road is opened. North Lake Campground is opened, just no potable water. It was a stocking week – got fish...
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Happy Soltis, Saturday was the longest day of the year and officially the start of summer. It also was Father’s Day. We are now going into the HOT summer days so be careful when you jump into the lake or the river as it will be cold! The Fourth of July Weekend is coming up and July 1 will be the...
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The Pacific halibut bite on the North Coast is sizzling right now. With salmon virtually nonexistent, offshore anglers have honed in on the halibut, and they are coming over the rails at a record pace. Eureka, Trinidad, and eve Shelter Cove have all experienced some exceptional fishing. And we’re not talking about a couple halibut per boat, we’re talking full...
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On May 11, GSSA and allies won a major federal court ruling against the federal government forcing it to cut excessive water diversion and Delta pumping because of the extreme environmental damage they were causing to salmon and other wildlife. The victory certainly reduced the number of dead salmon killed at the Delta pumps. The new federal water plan being sued over...
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FACE MASKS REQUIRED PER INYO COUNTY Don’t forget a jacket Finally the campgrounds have opened, well some of the campgrounds. Sabrina Camp, Big Trees and BitterBrush have opened for the season. North Lake has opened, but they will become a dry campground – no potable water. Four Jeffrey Pine campground is scheduled to open June 19 and we’re not sure about Intake 2,...
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Third Party, Non-profit Group  Works with Grape Growers  To Sustain Water Habitats for Fish NAPA, California (June 15, 2020)—The Fish Friendly Farming® Certification Program was designed to improve water quality and to restore and sustain habitat for federally-listed threatened species like Chinook salmon and steelhead trout. In a stunning victory for fish, farming and our environment, Fish Friendly Farming (FFF) has already...
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