Here’s a report from San Diego’s Lake Jennings: Join us for our second annual Kid’s Day on January 30, 2016 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.! Children 10 years and under fish for free! Fun for all ages! 400 pounds of trout...
The following appears in the January issue of California Sportsman: By Chris Cocoles Not that low water conditions prevented his clients from scoring some nice steelhead in the last two years, but longtime North Coast guide Tony Sepulveda...
Drought? High real estate prices? The Sacramento Kings not only continue to play mediocre basketball but are a dysfunctional mess? Wolves don’t seem to care and continue to relocate to California in bunches. Here’s more from the Center for Biological...
Our friends Drew and John at Caples Lake gave us a little peek into the Sierras and that snow is abundant in the high country. Here’s their update: – 220 inches of Snow as of January...
Having attended college and working in Fresno for a combined seven years, I alwyas heard the jokes about what a dump the city is. Is it hot in summer? Hell yes. Foggy and cold in winter? Absolutely. But it’s...
Discovery Channel’s new series, Killing Fields, premieres on Tuesday night. Here’s a preview: There are beautiful landscapes across America that appear untouched by man, but underneath them lays a sinister reality. Killing Fields is a true-crime documentary series following homicide detectives...
