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No End in Sight
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, MARCH 10, 2016

Eel River

Eel River remains high and muddy from last week’s storms, with no real end in sight. The storms hitting the area now will keep all of these rivers high and muddy for the foreseeable future.
High and Muddy
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, MARCH 10, 2016

Van Duzen River

Van Duzen remains high and muddy from last week’s storms, with no real end in sight. The storms hitting the area now will keep all of these rivers high and muddy for the foreseeable future.
Back Down
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, MARCH 10, 2016

Smith River

The Smith dropped back down to a fishable level on Wednesday, but very few, if any took advantage reports Crescent City guide Mike Coopman. “I didn’t see any boats, and only a few plunkers were out. The reports I heard were that quite a few fresh fish still coming, and good number of downers were in the river as well....
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High and Off Color
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, MARCH 10, 2016

Chetco River

The Chetco remains high and off color following the recent rains, with no green water in sight. Flowing at 9,200 cfs on Wednesday, it’s predicted to peak at nearly 20,000 cfs on Sunday evening. Arcata resident Mike McCasland landed this nice hatchery steelhead on a recent float down the Chetco River. The Chetco, along with most of the coastal rivers, remain...
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Miracle March doing a number on coastal rivers
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, MARCH 10, 2016



Heavy rain forecasted for the weekend With the “Miracle March” in full swing, options for winter steelhead fishing will remain few and far between over the next week. An atmospheric river that’s set up over the Pacific Ocean is taking aim at the North Coast and will deliver several powerful storms starting Thursday. More than six inches of rain is on...
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Westlands Water District in Hot Water with Securities & Exchange Commission
by Restore the Delta, MARCH 9, 2016
Sacramento Delta

Stockton, CA - The federal Securities and Exchange Commission charged California’s largest agricultural water district today with misleading investors about its financial condition as it issued a $77 million bond offering, with one of its managers bragging about using “a little Enron accounting.” California’s largest agricultural water district misled investors who bought $77 million of municipal bonds by using...
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