Spring Chinook salmon fishing is going to be tough this year. Wednesday July 1st the In-River spring salmon fishing season will open on the Lower Klamath and the Upper Trinity. The Kamath will be open from the Weitchpec Bridge down to the mouth of the Klamath. Limit; one salmon only, 2 salmon in possession. (this means a jack or an adult spring...
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FACE MASKS REQUIRED PER INYO COUNTY Don’t forget a jacket More fun times at the Lake – even weather wise. Lots of people still coming up to enjoy the great outdoors although don’t think many knew about some bouts of rain, wind, thunder, lightning and cooler temps – down in the mid 30s Sunday night – that were in store for them....
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Halibut continues to be the shining light out of both Eureka and Trinidad as the sizzling bite continued into this week. It’s looking like the only thing that will slow it down is if you can’t get to the fishing grounds. And that’s exactly where we are. After a long stretch of good weather and even better fishing, the ocean...
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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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