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Shasta Valley Wildlife Area, Siskiyou County
The dark spot at the base of gill plate distinguishes this species from other panfish.


 


Eureka Boats Leave the Salmon Biting
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, JUNE 1, 2022



Last Friday and Saturday produced some of the best ocean sport salmon fishing we’ve seen in years — or maybe ever. It was nearly impossible not to get limits if you were anywhere near the right spot. And then the winds blew in and the seas turned rough, keeping the fleet tied up Sunday and Monday. Ocean conditions were much...
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Nw boat reservation system is online for boat rentals
by Lake Sabrina Boat Landing Staff, JUNE 1, 2022
Lake Sabrina

Our new boat reservation system is online for boat rentals on June 20th through Labor Day weekend.   If you’ve been waiting to hold your boat, give it a shot. We’re putting boats in the water as we speak so we don’t have anyone in the shop, so the folks who book online get first dibs. We will be adding additional motorboats and...
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Lake Sabrina Report
by Lake Sabrina Boat Landing Staff, MAY 31, 2022
Lake Sabrina

A big Howdy from the High Country!!!!! We have been CRAZY busy the past month and a half with a host of projects. With a short season we really had very little choice but to get as much done as we could prior to opening because once we open, it's going to be all boats, tackle, pie and grub and the...
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Drought - Water Restrictions
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, MAY 30, 2022

Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir

The Memorial Day Holidays are upon us which unofficially starts the beginning of summer, I hope yours were safe and fun.  Governor Newson has asked the California Water Board to impose water restrictions on 17 major water suppliers that supply water to most of California. These restrictions are the first of the restrictions to try and help stem the drought. I know many...
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Eureka Boats Back on the Salmon after Break in the Wind
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, MAY 27, 2022



After sitting on the sidelines for four days, the weather finally cooperated Monday and the Eureka boats were back on the water looking for kings. Salmon have been easy to come by this brief season and Monday proved no different. Quick limits were reported by the handful of boats. “The best bite was straight out front in 280 feet of...
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Being able to consistently and comprehensively monitor aquatic biodiversity is critical to inform fisheries management and evaluate the effectiveness of conservation actions. For large tropical rivers like Southeast Asia’s Mekong – which spans six countries and is home to over a thousand species of fish – the logistical and physical challenges of sampling the full range of diversity in the...
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