Fishing Articles


Yolo Bypass: The Inland Sea of Sacramento
by Megan Nguyen, MARCH 11, 2017
Sacramento River

LAND OR SEA? The recent rains early this year brought much-needed relief from the five-year drought in California. Reservoirs are full, mountains are covered with snow and flood control structures are being used, some for the first time since 2006. Interstate 80 causeway commuters frequently, though perhaps unknowingly, witness one of the most important floodplains in California – the Yolo Bypass,...
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Richard Heap attempts to eke out Brookings Ocean Salmon Season
Southern Oregon
by Larry Ellis, MARCH 11, 2017

Port of Brookings Harbor

Richard Heap is currently at a PFMC meeting in Vancouver, Washington, fighting for whatever ocean salmon season he can scrounge out for the Oregon Klamath Management Zone (Oregon KMZ) which includes the Port of Brookings Harbor and spans from the California/Oregon border up to Humbug Mountain. Unfortunately, due to two specific rivers' salmon that are swimming in the ocean, the...
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Commission meets in Corvallis March 17: Field Tour March 16
by ODFW, MARCH 10, 2017
Columbia River

The Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet Friday, March 17 at the Benton County Fairgrounds (Guerber Hall, 110 SE 53rd Street, Corvallis) to reconsider their rules on Columbia River Fisheries Reform adopted Jan. 20. Friday's meeting starts at 8 a.m. and follows this agenda. On Thursday March 16, Commissioners will tour several projects in the area including Bald Hill Farms, EE Wilson...
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At its March 9 Streamflow Enhancement meeting, the Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) approved approximately $20 million of Proposition 1 Funds in grants through the Streamflow Enhancement Program. The program awards grant funding on a competitive basis to projects that represent the mission of the WCB and address the three goals of the California Water Action Plan: reliability, restoration and resilience. Of...
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NCGASA holds first annual Striper Derby
by NCGASA, MARCH 9, 2017
Sacramento River

The Northern California Guides And Sportsmans Association is holding its first annual Striped bass derby on April 22nd.  The NCGASA has recently re-emerged into a proactive posture for the sake of becoming a strong voice and advocate for maintaining and enhancing fishing opportunities here in northern California.  Our membership is strong in numbers, fiscally strong, and a recently appointed cadre of...
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Anglers hooking up on the Mad river
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, MARCH 9, 2017

Mad River

“There’s been a lot more fish around this last week,” said Justin Kelly of Eureka’s RMI Outdoors. “The last week to 10 days the fishing has really improved. Most of the action is coming right in front of the hatchery, with the anglers on the opposite side of the river doing a little better. There aren’t many fresh ones around;...
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