Rainbow Stringer Weighing in at 22 Pounds
by Valerie Aubrey, OCTOBER 21, 2019
Eagle Lake

Fun day with my friends from Quincy! #FeatherRiverOutdoors! 8@22lbs. Not a bad day at all!! Smallest was 2 3/10ths lbs. biggest was 4lb (2nd fish from the left) 3 generations of Arsenault’s! Yearly tradition for the last 9 years!! #HAMMERDOWN — at Eagle Lake CA Marina & Campgrounds....
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Wrapping Up a Welcome Water Year
by FISHBIO, OCTOBER 21, 2019


When plumes of dust rise over almond and walnut orchards from the harvest and truckloads of fresh chopped corn make their way along the country roads to the dairies, you know it’s fall in the California Central Valley. It’s also the time of year when water managers make an assessment of the closing water year and look forward to the...
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Lake Siskiyou for Trout
by Gary Heffley, OCTOBER 20, 2019
Siskiyou Lake

Anglers should keep Northern California's gem Lake Siskiyou on their short list of trout destinations in the immediate and near future. Lake Siskiyou is known as a very good trout lake, offering both rainbows and browns. Fishing has recently received a huge boost with bonus plants including many rainbows in the 3 to 9 pound range, offering anglers a solid...
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Rain on the way, Smith could open
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, OCTOBER 17, 2019



If you’ve been waiting for your shot at some Smith River kings, you may get your wish this weekend. It seems likely there won’t be enough rain to open the Humboldt rivers that are currently closed due to low flows, but up in Crescent City, the Smith River could come into play. According to Kathleen Zontos of Eureka’s National Weather...
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Lake Sabrina Fishing Report
by Lake Sabrina Boat Landing Staff, OCTOBER 14, 2019
Lake Sabrina

And just like that, many of the leaves have fallen around Lake Sabrina and another season has come to an end. The Café closed for the season with about 285 pies made this year. The Store and Boat Landing closed for the season at 1:00pm yesterday, Sunday October 13th and will reopen for the 2020 season on Saturday, April 25th. Fishing...
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Like doctors in an understaffed emergency room, scientists and managers working to conserve biodiversity have often had to strategically apply limited resources. One method to help guide conservation is identifying “hotspots,” or areas that contain high species diversity or high endemism (meaning species there are found nowhere else). These biological treasure troves may be targeted by management activities to achieve the greatest...
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