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I Slipped out of the house one afternoon to drop a line into Hat Creek. Even though the general trout season has several weeks remaining in the 2016 season, I had to fish the Hat before the season closed.
Traveling along Hwy 89, only one public campground was open. Cave Campground with only a few campers in the campground taking advantage...
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Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, NOVEMBER 7, 2016
Trinity River
As the storms keep piling up, the Reservoirs start to recover from the drought and the rivers and streams flow into the main stems of the rivers. With flows returning to winter dimensions, more fish are able to reach their spawing grounds in the upper reaches of the streams. We are close to coming back to a normal type of...
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Sac River fall steelhead fishing picking up!
by Jeff Goodwin, NOVEMBER 7, 2016
Sacramento River - Lower
by Jeff Goodwin, NOVEMBER 7, 2016
Sacramento River - Lower
Last week's storms brought some of our first significant rainfall totals to the foot hills and valley here in the Redding area. Rainfall is always welcomed this time of the year, especially with 4 years of drought that is still haunting the region. Local lakes have seen level increases and tributaries continue to provide a slow, but steady, amount of...
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Drifting along the Sacramento River last Tuesday, fly rod in hand, I was offered a totally different perspective to areas and neighborhoods that I travel through almost daily. Waterfront homes, riverf ront businesses and even road side banks looked totally different from the water. Every bend in the river offered a new discovery. Catching a number of wild and colorful...
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Right on time – sport crab opens Saturday
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, NOVEMBER 3, 2016
Humboldt County Coast
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, NOVEMBER 3, 2016
Humboldt County Coast
Good news North Coast! The much-anticipated sport Dungeness crab season will open on time this year, and the season’s first crustaceans can be legally hauled from the salty waters of oceans and bays beginning Saturday morning. After last year’s domoic acid debacle, which delayed both sport and commercial openers, this is welcome news. Here on the North Coast, winter crabbing...
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This storm, (4.6in), plus what has already dropped from the skies, another 10 inches, has brought in lots of water to the reservoirs and provided the rivers of the north coast the much needed water to raise the rivers and allowed a great influx of fish. The Willow Creek weir was removed to prevent it from washing away so there...
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