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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) announces new recreational fishing restrictions that will soon go into effect for groundfish in waters north of Point Conception to the Oregon/California state line. The changes to the authorized fishing depths described below take effect Saturday, Aug. 25 at 12:01 a.m.
The recreational groundfish fishery depth restrictions will be as follows:
* Northern Management Area...
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Get your 2019 license on paper or phone
ODFW will be launching a new electronic license system on Dec. 1 when 2019 fishing and hunting licenses go on sale. Under the new system you’ll be able to print your license at home or download it to your phone. And traditionalists will still be able to buy their license at an ODFW office or participating vendor.
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Until you’ve seen it first hand, it’s hard to imagine the devastation caused by the Carr Fire which started near Whiskeytown Reservoir on July 23 and burned in Shasta and Trinity counties. At this writing, more than a thousand homes in west Redding and surrounding communities have been destroyed. With so much structure damage, and more than 200,000 acres charred,...
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Fish-friendly Flood-control: Improving Salmon Habitat at Sacramento Levees
by FISHBIO, AUGUST 13, 2018
by FISHBIO, AUGUST 13, 2018
It’s no secret that most of California’s waterways have been extensively modified to safeguard valuable agricultural lands, public infrastructure, and private property. In the Sacramento Valley, the transformation from frequently flooded grasslands and marshes into farmlands and cities fortified by levees began in earnest about 100 years ago with the passage of the Flood Control Act. Now, about 1,000 miles of largely monotonous, riprapped...
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The central Oregon coast all-depth halibut fishery will open Friday and Saturday, Aug. 17-18 fishery managers announced today.
A little over half of the allocation (27,193 pounds) for the central Oregon Coast subarea remains available for harvest and the fishery could open every other Friday and Saturday until Oct. 31, unless the remaining quota is caught first.
The central Oregon nearshore season is open seven days a...
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The Yolo Bypass: Restoration in the largest seasonal floodplain in the West benefits all Californians
by Steve Martarano, AUGUST 10, 2018
Sacramento Delta
by Steve Martarano, AUGUST 10, 2018
Sacramento Delta
There’s a buzz of activity in the Yolo Bypass surrounding crucial habitat restoration projects.
One project is essentially finished; another is under construction and four others are deep into the planning process.
There is almost too much activity in the Yolo Bypass Basin these days to keep track. But when that means critical habitat restoration is occurring to help fish in one of...
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