It’s bound to happen, I suppose. Anytime you have a gathering of thousands upon thousands of new-ish anglers, there’s a better than average potential for some skirting of the rules. That said, percentages weren’t bad in the Eastern Sierra, where 17...
By Rachel Alexander / Editor, Western Shooting Journal It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Mike Raahauge, one of the legends of the West Coast firearms community. Raahauge, son of the Southern California hunting/shooting legend Linc Raahauge,...
1.45. FILLETING OF SALMONIDS IN INLAND WATERS. Except as otherwise required, all salmon and steelhead taken in inland waters where a sport fishing license is required, must be kept in such a condition that species and size can be determined until...
It’s long been a belief here in the California Sportsman offices that the West Coast – and specifically the Golden State – is the true Mother Lode of bass fishing. The Southern-based professional circuits obviously believe otherwise, but, our editors here...
By Joel Shangle /Editor File this away under “Damn, I always wanted to try that!” CS contributor and blog buddy J.D. Richey put a good ol’ urban myth to the test recently. The legend in question: can soda pop really clean...
By Andy Walgamott, on April 30th, 2013 (O.F. MOSSBERG & SONS PRESS RELEASE) Since the first model came off the line on August, 21, 1961, the Mossberg 500 Pump-Action shotgun has received accolades from sportsmen and women, law enforcement and military...
