Salmon Being Affected By Parasite Detected In Stretches Of Klamath River
A parasite is causing Klamath River king salmon to get sick and in some cases die. ...
Category: Editor’s Blog
Don’t Lose Sight Of Trout That Are On The Move This Summer
Ultimately, the key to success right now is all about understanding movement. The trout are moving, the bait is moving, the productive depth zones are moving and the seasonal patterns are evolving almost daily. Anglers who recognize these shifts and adjust...
CDFW Honors Deputy District Attorneys As Wildlife Prosecutors Of The Year
“Both honorees have demonstrated exceptional leadership, collaboration and dedication in safeguarding California’s natural resources,” said Commission President Eric Sklar. “It is a privilege to jointly recognize these deserving prosecutors with our primary partner agency, CDFW.”...
NOAA Fisheries On El Niño Effect On West Coast Fisheries
Fishing boats caught a skipjack tuna off the Copper River in Alaska, and surveys turned up an ocean sunfish and thresher shark off southeast Alaska. Pacific bluefin tuna increased in number and size in U.S. waters, exciting recreational anglers and generating new revenue for the...
A Dad-Son Alaska Adventure To Celebrate Father’s Day
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...
National Park Service To Reopen Day Use At Channel Islands NP’s Santa Rosa Island
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...