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Bumpy ocean predicted for the holiday weekend
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, JUNE 29, 2017
Klamath River - Lower
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, JUNE 29, 2017
Klamath River - Lower
On one of the most popular holidays for anglers looking for a little offshore adventure, it looks like the ocean may be a little lumpy for the weekend. Inland anglers who are considering making the long trek to Humboldt to enjoy our beautiful, coastal weather and to hit the ocean will want to pay close attention to the marine forecast...
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Summer salmon fishing has really taken off the past few weeks here in the Redding area and anglers are seeing some of the biggest Kokanee salmon in years. I had heard that even Trinity Lake, which is known for small Kokanee, has been containing some larger than normal Kokanee this year. I had a short break in my schedule from...
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Lake Sabrina Boat Landing
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June 26, 2017
Yowza – what a week! It’s been a busy one at the Lake with the water on the rise. We’re about 10’ from spill with 3 pipes open and the water is still coming up about a foot in a 24 hour period. Docks on the move, log booms on the move, the cart’s on...
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FISH LAKE
The Fish Lake “Kids Fish Derby” was held Saturday June 24th up at Fish Lake above Orleans. As the Derby opened there were only 61 kids signed up and things were looking very bleak for the Derby but then parents and kids started trickling in and by mid-time of the Derby we had 98 kids (the most ever) signed up...
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The week preceding the Father's day weekend has once again seen an improvement in the Whiskeytown Lake Kokanee bite. Surface temps on the lake have risen nearly 14 degrees and water levels have stabilized near 1209' feet for the time being. Strong winds and triple digit air temps kept a lot of pressure off the Kokanee, but the number of...
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Sweltering hot inland temperatures are expected to raise the temperature of the lower Rogue River to 70-plus degrees. On Thursday, the water temperature at Elephant Rock was already close to 70 degrees.
Salmon won't cross this wall of uncomfortably-warm water, which pushes them back downriver to the bay where the corpulent kings find their ideal comfort zone of 52 to 54...
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