Begins
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Two Days To Clear Lake Open Blast Off
Anglers look forward to potential big bass slugfest at California’s premier largemouth lake.
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Work begins on the largest U.S. dam removal project
Crews have mostly dismantled the first of four dams
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Construction begins on removal of 4 Klamath River dams
Draining a watershed of nearly 16,000 sq mi, the Klamath is California’s second-largest river
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Begins with Bait...and a Hook
Begins with Bait…and a Hook Educational video and lesson plan teaches fishing basics and about aquatic food webs.
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National Safe Boating Week begins Saturday
AZGFD urges everyone to wear a life jacket when recreating on the water
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SHARELUNKER SEASON BEGINS
If you reel in a largemouth bass that’s at least 8 lbs. or 24 inches, you can participate
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Classic week begins!
Even before the first boat leaves Tower Park Marina at this weekend's 17th annual Future Pro Tour Classic championship, it is without a doubt that competitive nerves will be at their peak
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Countdown to Bass Pro Shops Open begins
Folsom Lake will again be “ground zero” for some of the most talented anglers in the west, as they look to showcase their skills on a lake that is blanketed with flooded willow trees, hidden rock piles, and river tributaries on both the north and south ends
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Road to the Classic begins this Saturday
The first step on the road to the 2019 Future Pro Tour Classic Championship begins this weekend with Lake Berryessa, as over 100 of the best amateur teams in the west will converge on one of the most fertile lakes in the beautiful Napa Valley.
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Delta Aquatic Invasive Plants Control Begins
The Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is set to begin this year’s efforts to control aquatic invasive plants in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta region and Suisun Marsh. Pending weather conditions, DBW will begin herbicide treatment next week for water hyacinth, South American spongeplant, Uruguay water primrose, alligatorweed, Brazilian waterweed, curlyleaf pondweed, Eurasian watermilfoil, coontail and fanwort as part of an integrated plant control program.
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Dead fish may show up as ice begins to thaw
Winter conditions – very cold temperatures and heavy snow over ice, for example – can kill fish and other aquatic creatures like turtles, frogs, toads and crayfish.
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Finesse Begins with Line Selection
A decade ago, anglers were especially wary of hi-vis braids, preferring camouflage lines to everything else. That’s changed significantly with the success of finesse presentations like the ubiquitous wacky rig, Neko rig, drop shotting, the Ned rig, and countless other fish-catching finesse approaches.
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Spring trout season before winter even begins
Starting the week of Dec. 17, 2018, the department will conduct preseason trout stocking at several popular fishing locations.
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UFC4 - "Battle of the Frogs" Week begins
Will Rossetti and Plaza repeat their command performance of last year? Or will a new team "hidin' in the cut" come out swinging with a "NEW" top water frog bait and put a "beatdown" on a ton of teams hoping to make it in?
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Work begins on $10 million Alameda Creek fish ladders
Denied access to their natural spawning grounds in the Alameda Creek watershed for roughly 50 years, threatened fish species will soon be able to migrate upstream when two multi-million dollar fish ladders are completed.
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Trout Fishing Video Series Begins
Fly fishing for trout how-to video series begins Thursday If you’ve never tried fly fishing, or want to get back to fly angling basics, you’ll want to check out our fly fishing how-to series that begins Thursday.
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First step to a fully-loaded bass boat begins this weekend at New Melones
FPT Classic front-runner and area native Josh Parris as well as many others that have been pre-fishing for this event, are locating roaming "wolf packs" of huge spotted bass, and finding success throwing baits that understandably won't be disclosed until after the event concludes.
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