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Fall is on its way and Lake Collins anglers are making the most of it. Here’s a few of our outdoor buddies that hooked up this last week! Pictured above, David & Angela Gray from Sacramento fished the east side of our lake and hooked a 7 lb. & an 8 lb. catfish.
And, though we don't have photos,...
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David & Angela Gray from Sacramento fished the east side of our lake and hooked a 7 lb. & an 8 lb. Catfish.
Mark Okasaki from Sac. caught a 7 lb. 4 oz. Catfish near the dam using worms for bait.
Mike Woolf from Santa Rosa caught three Cats also on the east side but he used live crawdads. His...
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David & Angela Gray from Sacramento fished the east side of our lake and hooked a 7 lb. & an 8 lb. Catfish.
Mark Okasaki from Sac. caught a 7 lb. 4 oz. Catfish near the dam using worms for bait.
Mike Woolf from Santa Rosa caught three Cats also on the east side but he used live crawdads. His...
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The second to the last ocean salmon season, what ODFW calls the “2016 Chetco River Fall Chinook State Waters Terminal Area Season” will open exactly one week from today on Saturday, October 1. This year’s season will be split up over two weekends. The first season will last from October 1 through October 3, on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. ...
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Ultra-lights, Fixed Wing...Harassing Wildlife
California Outdoors Q&A
Carrie Wilson, SEPTEMBER 24, 2016
Question: We live around the Imperial Wildlife Area (Wister Unit) and over the past two years we’ve seen an influx of ultra-light air craft flying over the Imperial Wildlife Area, sometimes very low. For example, on June 15 we saw three ultra-light crafts fly from a local airport and circle all of the wildlife area where there’s water, sometimes getting...
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North Coast offshore adventures will be limited to just rockfish come Saturday morning as the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced on Wednesday the closing of the recreational Pacific halibut fishery on Saturday, Sept. 24 at 12:01 a.m. for the remainder of the 2016 season. The quota of 29,640 pounds will be surpassed according to CDFW unless the fishery...
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