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A Dad-Son Alaska Adventure To Celebrate Father’s Day

By Chris Cocoles 8:06 am Editor's Blog, Fishing, Hunting & shooting, Uncategorized 0 Comments
Happy Father’s Day. Our longtime correspondent Scott Haugen wrote this piece in our sister publication, Alaska Sporting Journal (you can read part one here): Editor’s note: Last month, Scott Haugen shared trips down memory lane while in Klawock and fun fishing times...
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National Park Service To Reopen Day Use At Channel Islands NP’s Santa Rosa Island

By Chris Cocoles 3:13 pm Editor's Blog 0 Comments
The campground remains closed while crews continue critical recovery work following the Santa Rosa Island Fire, which burned for 20 days in May and June. Efforts currently underway include stabilizing campsites with erosion-control measures, protecting and stabilizing cultural resources, and repairing...
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Will This Summer Have An El Niño Effect For Saltwater Fishing Off The Coast?

By Chris Cocoles 2:23 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
Technically, the last El Niño happened in 2023-24, but those particular years didn’t really hit us that hard in terms of changing angling activity in my normal Southern California and Baja California fishing zones. However, there was a super El Niño...
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Eastern Sierra Trout Anglers: Know Your Fire Restrictions For Public Lands

By Chris Cocoles 10:21 am Editor's Blog, Fishing, Hunting & shooting 0 Comments
The BLM-managed public lands affected by these fire restrictions are within the Bishop Field Office and extend from the southern Owens Valley in Inyo County, north to Topaz Lake, and the Nevada border in Mono County. These fire restrictions also apply...
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Sacramento, Klamath River Fall-Run King Fishery Among Communities Awarded Federal Reliefm

By Chris Cocoles 3:53 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
“Fishery resource disasters have devastating effects on local communities and our economy,” said Neil Jacobs, Ph.D, NOAA administrator. “This disaster funding provides much needed assistance to our fishing industry, and we will work with the affected communities to help them recover....
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Golden State Salmon Association On Two State Bills That Could Imperil Fish

By Chris Cocoles 8:51 am Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) does not have the water rights needed to divert additional water through the massive proposed Delta Tunnel.  Instead of going through the normal review process at the State Water Resources Control Board, which protects...
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