WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FISH?
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, NOVEMBER 17, 2019

Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir

There are salmon and steelhead down in the Hoopa Valley but none up river! By now there should be lots of fish in the Upper Trinity but no one has been able to find them. There are Redds, but not as many as usual in the Lewiston to Helena section of the river. This year’s (2019) salmon return was 2016 and...
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Fly Fishing Drift Trip on The Sacramento River
by Gary Heffley, NOVEMBER 14, 2019
Sacramento River - Lower

Fishing with friends always provides for a great day on the water, add in some big trout and the superlatives can get pretty heady.  Epic, memorable, outstanding... pick one or just incorporate all or choose one of your own.   Tuesday proved to be one of those days not soon forgotten as I joined good friend and guide Lou Hubert and...
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Late Fall Kings – And Anglers – Waiting on Rain
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, NOVEMBER 14, 2019



The wait for rainfall has been nothing short of grueling for coastal salmon anglers chomping at the bit to drift the Smith, Chetco or Eel. Humboldt and Del Norte Counties have been bone dry since mid-October, when enough rain fell to put all the local rivers on the rise. Though the parched ground soaked up a lot of the moisture,...
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Eagle Lake Angler Report
by Valerie Aubrey, NOVEMBER 11, 2019
Eagle Lake

First kayak fishing lesson for my sister. She’s hooked! 9ft deep, 2” rainbow trout flicker shad on braid w/mono leader on the west side. 14-49ft of water. Tanks. ...
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WINTER LIKE WEATHER IS STEALHEAD WEATHER
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, NOVEMBER 11, 2019

Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir

Happy Veterans Day. I wish all my fellow Vietnam Veterans well and may you have a good day. There have been lots of emails and phone calls about the bad fishing on the Trinity and Klamath Rivers. We are experiencing problems on the Upper Trinity, lack of fish. Several years ago, the Trinity experienced large loses of the out-migrating smolt due...
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The novel and rapidly evolving challenges of global climate change will test the adaptability of all species, and some will be hit harder than others. Identifying the species and populations most vulnerable to climate change is critical to target restoration and adaptation efforts for those closest to the brink. With this in mind, climate vulnerability assessments, which are an effective method...
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