In my days living in Southern California, my few beach experiences were mostly in the Malibu area (probably because my sportswriting gig took me to nearby Pepperdine University took me there frequently. But driving south through a cavalcade of coastal communities...
Update: Here’s Caples’ first plant of the season: California Department of Fish and Wildlife planted 22,745 German brown 3-inch fingerlings. PHOTO COURTESY OF CAPLES LAKE RESORT At 7,806 feet above sea level in the Sierras, spring starts a little later...
Here’s the latest from our friends at Lake Jennings in the San Diego area: Lake Jennings is warming up and the trout have moved out deep. However, this past weekend produced trout both off the T-Dock/Fishing Float and the Buoyline at...
By Andy Walgamott on May 9, 2014 THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL COMES FROM SCAN MARINE EQUIPMENT, U.S. IMPORTER OF WALLAS STOVES, OVENS AND HEATERS. Twenty years ago, a small Finnish company set out to do what no one ever had before –...
.P View photo (PHOTO COURTESY OF HEAVENLY VALLEY RESORT) Lake Tahoe’s bear problems have been publicized over the years. But a more popular bruin has become somewhat of a celebrity at the Heavenly Valley, one of Tahoe’s top ski resorts. The...
Here’s a report from Scott Feist of Feisty Fish Guide Service in Northern California: It’s Time to Start Thinking King Salmon for the 2014 Season!!! I am seeing the end of the tunnel on my striped bass season, and can’t help...
