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South Jetty, Humboldt County
Fishing in the dolos can be challenging. Bring a long handled gaff and a lot of gear.


 


Trinity River Report, Holiday Cheer!
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, DECEMBER 14, 2016

Klamath River - Middle

I hope everyone had a great Turkey day and didn’t eat too much Turkey and pumpkin pie.  While down south with family for the Holiday I read in the paper that Westland’s Water District was lobbing the Government to forgive $375 million debt for them to take 100,000 acres of their 600,000 acres of land out of irrigation. Also one of...
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Get Ready for the 2017 Fishing Season
by CDFW, DECEMBER 14, 2016


We at CDFW think it is a great time to purchase your 2017 sport fishing license. Purchasing your license now will allow you to take advantage of a full year of the unmatched fishing opportunities the Golden State has to offer. With more than 30,000 miles of rivers and streams, 4,172 lakes and reservoirs and 80 major rivers, freshwater fishing...
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Dam overhaul improves fish passage, opens window on migration
by NOAA Staff, DECEMBER 14, 2016
Russian River - East Branch

[Submitted by NOAA Fisheries, West Coast Region, posted with permission of Maven’s Notebook] Some dams are monumental engineering feats made of steel-reinforced concrete towering hundreds of feet above a streambed. Others are much smaller, constructed with large wood planks, dirt and rock or even rubber. But no matter the size, dams often hinder fish migration up or down a stream or river. Which is...
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Collins lake reports lots of fish in December!
by Kathy Hess, DECEMBER 12, 2016
Collins Lake

December has proven to be an awesome month for fish and fun at Collins Lake! Sheldon & Ian caught some gorgeous trout in a cove on the east side of our lake using homemade Rapala type lures.   Tom Navone & Aaron Miller used Rapalas and together hooked 5 beauties. Ray & Margaret Johnson hook a limit of bass in their secret spot!! ...
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How water temp affects salmon eggs
by NOAA Staff, DECEMBER 12, 2016
Sacramento River

[Submitted by NOAA Fisheries Ecology Division, posted with permission of Maven’s Notebook.] Scientists closely tracking the survival of endangered Sacramento River salmon faced a puzzle: the same high temperatures that salmon eggs survived in the laboratory appeared to kill many of the eggs in the river. Now the scientists from NOAA Fisheries and the University of California at Santa Cruz have resolved the...
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Vehicle repair scam
Before and After
by Don Stec, DECEMBER 11, 2016



From time to time I warn people about scams that occur with vehicle repairs.  When the economy is poor the scams become more prevalent. They also show up during the Christmas Holidays.  People are more susceptible at this time of year to the needs of others and more generous to help those in need.  Especially if the person is trying...
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