TUNA FILLETERS NOW REQUIRED TO KEEP COLLAR COVETED BY SUSHI CHEFS; GEAR UP FOR LONG TRIPS By Steve Carson What the heck is “tuna kama?” New filleting regulations for all tuna species caught in California waters require that the fillets must...
SAN DIEGO-AREA LAKES LIKE BARRETT ARE PRODUCING FISH, DESPITE SHRINKING SURFACE AREA By Capt. Bill Schaefer SAN DIEGO—Lake Barrett, the payto-play lake in San Diego’s East County area, is really feeling the pressure of the California drought. In surface acres, the...
THE ROUNDUPS OF YORE ARE MOSTLY GONE, BUT ‘SNAKE RUNS’ ARE ANOTHER WAY TO EXPERIENCE CALIFORNIA’S SLITHERERS By Tim E. Hovey I’ve always been fascinated with snakes. I will admit that as a youth they absolutely terrified me. While I ran...
HAVE A WEEK TO FISH THE EASTERN SIERRA? TRY THIS ITINERARY By Mike Stevens With a quarter-century career of Eastern Sierra fishing in my rear- view mirror, I feel I can maximize the efficiency with which I chase trout up there...
A QUARTER CENTURY OF PURSUING PIGS HAS LED TO GOOD INSIGHTS FOR HOW TO HUNT IN THE HIGH HEAT By Tim E. Hovey I’ve been hunting wild pigs in California for over 25 years, and in that time, I’ve chased them...
TRACING NEW ZEALAND’S THRIVING HUNTING INDUSTRY | FIRST OF FOUR PARTS By Simon Guild The snow tussocks begin to wave in a different direction, indicating a shift in the cool wind. Your scent is now heading right for the...