River
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Devastating impacts the Klamath River dams
Fall-run Chinook salmon fry released for the first time from CDFW
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Multi-million dollar flood control project to test along the Sac River
Water comes from the Sacramento River down through the Yolo Bypass and out into the Delta
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Stockton residents concerned over Calaveras River levee erosion
The flowing water along the Calaveras River looks calm from the top of the River Drive levee, but erosion lurks just below.
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Top Lures for RIVER BASS FISHING in the Fall
Professional kayak angler and Missile Baits Bomb Squad Member, Justin Largen, shares his top baits for river fishing in the Fall.
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Top Lures for RIVER BASS FISHING in the Fall
Professional kayak angler and Missile Baits Bomb Squad Member
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Smallmouth bass don’t belong in Oregon’s Umpqua River system
The thrill of the catch. Gurgle, gurgle, gurgle…splash! As I reared back and the fishing rod bent in a tight arc, I thought, “This is a good start!”
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Daiwa pro Patrick Walters conquers smallmouth for Bassmaster Elite win at St. Lawrence River
Patrick Walters of Summerville, S.C., has won the Minn Kota Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River with a four-day total of 105 pounds.
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From Litigation to Collaboration on the San Joaquin River
Roughly 80% of its average runoff is diverted; most of the river is cut off from its historic wetlands by levees or reductions in flows; large sections of the San Joaquin dry out completely in most years; and its groundwater has been drawn down to levels that disconnect it from the river.
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Public meeting to discuss removing Steamboat Rock Dam on Iowa River
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will host a public meeting at 6:30 p.m., July 13, at the Iowa River Conservation Club Building near Pine Ridge Park.
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Emergency closure on Yellowstone River in Stillwater County
The Yellowstone River is closed to all public access 1 mile upstream and 2.5 miles downstream of the Twin Bridges Road railroad bridge in Stillwater County until further notice.
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Colorado River deal: What does it mean for California?
After almost a year of intense negotiations, California, Nevada, and Arizona reached a historic agreement on May 22nd to use less water from the over drafted Colorado River over the next three years.
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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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F&G to Wipe Out Rainbows in South Fork Snake River
As part of an ongoing effort to protect the genetic integrity of the native Yellowstone cutthroat trout in the South Fork Snake River and reduce their hybridization with non-native rainbow trout, fisheries biologists from Idaho Fish and Game will be manually removing rainbow and hybrid trout over the next few weeks. Fish will be stunned using electro-shocking equipment and then transported to local fishing water around the Upper Snake Region for anglers to continue to enjoy.
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Water and River "Pulsing" May Help California Salmon
Repeated atmospheric rivers delivering rain and snow to California over the last winter will provide enough runoff to provide two pulse flows on the Sacramento River this year.
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KLAMATH RIVER BASIN SPORT FISHING (
Discuss proposed amendments to Klamath River Basin sport fishing regulations.
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7-foot alligator was found along the Sacramento River
The alligator is at the center of an investigation