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Despite SoCal Delays, Spiny Lobster Set To Open Statewide Next Week

By Chris Cocoles 3:24 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
State health agencies determined that spiny lobster sampled off of mainland Los Angeles County had elevated levels of domoic acid and recommended a delayed opening of the recreational and commercial fishery in the area. Following this recommendation, California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Director...
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CDFW Seeking Artwork For Upland Bird Stamp Contest

By Chris Cocoles 10:11 am Editor's Blog, Hunting & shooting 0 Comments
CDFW Seeks Artists to Enter California Upland Game Bird Stamp Art Contest The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is conducting its annual art contest to select the design for the state’s 2023-2024 upland game bird stamp. The California Upland...
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Divers Find Invasive New Zealand Mudsnails In Lake Tahoe

By Chris Cocoles 2:08 pm Editor's Blog 0 Comments
New Zealand mudsnails (NZMS) are tiny, aquatic snails that reach, on average, up to 4-6 millimeters long. Despite their small size, NZMS are a highly problematic aquatic species. Dense populations can displace and outcompete native species, sometimes by consuming up to half...
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Don’t Blame It On The Rain: Why Deer Hunters Should Embrace Wet Weather

By Chris Cocoles 1:29 pm Editor's Blog, Hunting & shooting 0 Comments
To develop an effective wet- weather strategy, it’s critical to know whether you’re hunting a resident or migratory herd. This can be determined with a call to your region’s deer biologist. Pick up a topographical map of the area and study...
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DU On This Saturday’s National Hunting And Fishing Day Celebration

By Chris Cocoles 10:48 am Editor's Blog, Fishing, Hunting & shooting 0 Comments
One of the main goals of NHF is to recruit new hunters and anglers by encouraging participation and increasing public awareness of the connection between hunting, angling and conservation. ...
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Project Helping Salmon Access Alameda Creek

By Chris Cocoles 5:04 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
The current remaining barrier on mainstem Alameda Creek is in Sunol Valley near the 680 freeway. It is created by a major gas pipeline, owned by PG&E, that is covered in a protective layer of concrete which protrudes up into the...
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