Community
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Community Fishing Program update
The Community Fishing Program (CFP) finished catfish stockings for the season
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Lake Oroville Community Update - Sept 2023
DWR continues to assess releases to the Feather River daily.
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Lake Oroville Community Update - July 2023
Feather River releases were increased to 7,500 cfs today.
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Lake Oroville Community Update - June 2023
899 feet elevation and storage is approximately 3.53 million acre-feet
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Vamos A Pescar community grant program!
The Vamos A Pescar grant program is part of CDFW’s ongoing angler recruitment, retention and reactivation (R3) efforts to decrease barriers to participation and increase awareness and support for conservation activities across the state, like fishing.
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Lake Oroville Community Update - July 2022
The elevation of Oroville’s reservoir is about 739 feet elevation and
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Reminder: Discontinued Sales Community Fishing licenses
Anglers who want to fish CFP waters in 2022 will either need to have a General Fishing license or Combination Hunt/Fish license, or purchase one once their Community Fishing license expires in 2022.
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AZGFD Community Fishing license sales discontinued
The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) has announced it will no longer offer Community Fishing licenses for sale beginning Jan. 1, 2022.
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Lake Oroville Community Update - Sept 3
Water temperatures in the Feather River and the Thermalito Diversion Pool, Forebay, and Afterbay continue to range between 48F and 58F degrees as very cold water from the bottom of Lake Oroville is released
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Lake Oroville Community Update - Aug 6
Climate change-induced early warm temperatures and extremely dry soils dramatically reduced expected runoff into rivers and reservoirs this spring.
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Fishing community ponds in Utah
If you're more than ready to get out and enjoy some fishing this spring but just haven't had time to travel to distant reservoirs or mountain streams, your local community fishing pond is the solution to satisfying that fishing itch, despite your busy schedule.
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Lake Oroville Community Update
As California experiences a second consecutive dry year, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) has announced an adjustment to its initial State Water Project (SWP) allocation for the 2021 water year.
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Support in Congress for Everglades Restoration as Boating/Angling Community Rallies
With federal appropriations season fully underway, nearly a dozen boating and fishing organizations recently wrote to Senate appropriators and encouraged lawmakers to continue the long-time support for the protection and restoration of America’s Everglades by providing robust funding for the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP). Everglades restoration is a top NMMA advocacy priority and the association played a leading role in drafting the letter.
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Catfish stockings resume in Arizona's community waters
Catfish stockings resume in CFP waters While catfish stockings were done in some upper elevation waters through the summer, the normal catfish stocking season is set to resume this week in the Core waters.
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Boat manufacturing plant that closed in 2009 reopening with 130 jobs to the community
White River Marine Group, the manufacturing arm of Bass Pro Shops, announced it would reopen the facility in response to strong customer demand and an expanding market for its award-winning family of boat brands.
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Bonus Don Pedro Contingency and Added WWBT Invitational
The community support for the Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) Pro/Am stop at Don Pedro Reservoir continues to grow as Black Oak Casino Resort sweetens the pot with a bonus contingency and the Tuolumne County Visitor’s Bureau, Oakdale Tourism and Visitor’s Bureau and Stanislaus County Parks and Recreation welcomes the 2018 WWBT Dobyn’s Cup Challenge on Woodward Lake.
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