California
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$24.3 Million in Grants to Enhance California Stream Flows
The approved projects will provide or lead to a direct and measurable enhancement of the amount, timing and/or quality of water in streams for anadromous fish or special status, threatened, endangered or at-risk species, or to provide resilience to climate change.
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California Ocean Sport Salmon Postponed to May 1
The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) today postponed the opening
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The uncovered truth about our California hatchery practices VIDEO
Our leaders have chose to lower hatchery mitigation production, kill unspawned salmon, and gift them away
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California Boating Congress is set
A number of other important issues, including the value of the 12-month state fishing license
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2020 Salmon and Steelhead Fishing Reminders for California
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) would like to remind anglers that emergency regulations affecting spring Chinook salmon fishing in the Klamath River Basin were re-adopted by the California Fish and Game Commission effective December 2019.
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California pro and angling brothers now Team Daiwa
Just as the U.S. signs USMCA (United States – Mexico – Canada Agreement) into law, Daiwa was busy working on its own form of diplomacy in the bass fishing world.
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California Anglers: Fishing Report Cards Reminder
Steelhead, sturgeon and north coast salmon report card data.
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Uncertain future in California water wars for predator fish
In California’s never-ending water and fish wars, the striped bass doesn’t get nearly the publicity as its celebrity counterparts, the endangered Chinook salmon and Delta smelt.
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Since 2006 California sea lions have been eating an alarming amount
In all, 33 California sea lions were euthanized in 2018-19
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Caught in California: Rare 7-year-old Chinook Salmon
The occurrence of a 7-year-old Chinook salmon is an extremely unusual event in California waters.
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California Fish and Game Commission took action on a number of issues affecting California’s natural resources
California: FGC Meets in Sacramento on Various Fish & Wildlife Regulations At its December 2019 meeting in Sacramento, the California Fish and Game Commission took action on a number of issues affecting California’s natural resources. The following are just a few items of interest from the two-day meeting.
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Participants in the California recreational Dungeness Crab fishery.
Potential measures include pot limits, catch reporting, surface gear restrictions, service interval requirements, marking requirements and changes to in-season management.
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Boater Caution Ahead on California Coast
The Coast Guard encourages mariners and beachgoers to prepare for high winds and seas forecasted for the California coast.
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Further delay for start date of California Dungeness crab season
Dungeness Crab Commercial Season Update Based on updated information and in response to concerns from the commercial Dungeness crab fleet, including written requests from Port Associations to further delay, California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Director Charlton H. Bonham intends to further delay the start date for the California Dungeness crab fishery south of the Mendocino/Sonoma county line.
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CDFW Promoting Fishing Among California Hispanic Communities
This grant program is part of CDFW’s ongoing angler recruitment, retention and reactivation (R3) effort to increase fishing participation statewide.
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Biggest bluefin tuna ever taken off California
Biggest bluefin tuna ever taken off California last week and he has a large shark to partially thank
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