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Fishing Boat Runs Aground At Point Reyes National Seashore

By Chris Cocoles 1:38 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
“Our top priorities are ensuring the safety of the first responders and the public, stabilizing the incident, and limiting environmental impacts,” said Lt. Cmdr. Carey Lewis, Coast Guard incident commander. “Responders are continuously monitoring and evaluating the site for pollution and...
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An Angler’s Bass Lures That Top The ‘Pop’ Charts

By Chris Cocoles 11:24 am Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
Any type of fishing that gets bass to react aggressively and smash a surface lure is very exciting. Over the last month, it’s been our favorite way to target largemouth. We have noticed that glassy water conditions are best when choosing...
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National Park Service Updates Fire In Kings Canyon/Sequoia NP

By Chris Cocoles 8:14 am Editor's Blog 0 Comments
U.S. Wildland Fire Service wildland firefighters are responding to the Arrow Creek Fire, which was reported on Aug. 22 at 3:26 p.m. The fire is located in a wilderness area of Kings Canyon National Park, in upper Paradise Valley at the confluence of Woods Creek and the South Fork of the Kings...
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NOAA On Salmon, Cold Water And Keys To Surival

By Chris Cocoles 1:04 pm Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
“Salmon may spawn throughout the summer season, but our results suggest that only a small fraction of those spawning events ultimately produced the juveniles that survived,” said Kohma Arai, who authored the research as a postdoctoral scholar at UC Davis with...
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CDFW Encourages Sacramento Valley-Area Hunters To Participate In August 25 Online Meeting

By Chris Cocoles 3:37 pm Editor's Blog, Hunting & shooting 0 Comments
State lands to be discussed include the Gray Lodge?and Upper Butte Basin wildlife?areas, including the Little Dry Creek, Howard Slough and Llano Seco?units (Type A wildlife areas). Federal?refuge personnel will also be available to speak about the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge...
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California Fish And Game Commission Update

By Chris Cocoles 1:55 pm Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
The following is courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Fish and Game Commission: California Fish and Game Commission Finds Common Ground for Western Spadefoot Conservation, Clean-Energy Construction Morro Manzanita Gets CESA Listing; New MPA Petition Recommendations Guide Commission...
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