Water
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Mark Zona's Four Baits for Cold Water Bass Fishing
Fishing during the coldest part of the year requires a different mindset
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The State Water Project
The State Water Project diverts and stores surplus water during wet periods and distributes it to water contractors that send the water to our homes, farms, and industry.
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Fresh water sculpin
It is interesting to note that the diet of the fish I have been catching on my spoons for the last 3 months has changed over that 3 month period.
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State Water Project allocation forecast of only 10 percent of requested supplies for 2024
So far in October and November, storms have not brought as much rain and snow.
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$7.5 billion dollars in state funds to expand water storage capacity
In 2014, California voters passed a proposition
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Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame to Induct Six Legends in 2024
This recognition is bestowed on those that have spent a great share of their lives promoting, educating, and sharing their passion for fresh water fishing in a manner that positively impacts the sport for the millions of anglers around the world.
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Win a Day on the Water with John Crews
Missile Baits is offering the opportunity to fish with John Crews
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Why do bass move to deep water?
Bass typically move to deep water to follow the baitfish and higher oxygen levels that are typical in the cooler offshore waters.
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Documents were released by the State Water Resources Control Board
including the Draft Staff Report for the Phase II Update of the Bay-Delta Plan
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Southern California's 'water doctor' pushes for transformation
In the past, everyone was focused on the delta as the solution for our future,” he said. “We need to diversify. We need to look at other options.”
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TBT: DID SOMEONE SAY, “TIDES?”
Remember the old saying, “The rising tide of discontent?” I think the guy who first spoke of or came up with this, must have been a bass fisherman. “To fish
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Asking how the record-setting storm could affect Mead water level
Tropical Storm Hilary moves into the U.S.
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This is the water question that California politicians keep refusing to answer
Most recently, in 2020, the Bureau of Reclamation concluded that enlarging Shasta Dam 18.5 feet
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Striped bass became the “canary in the coal mine” since the Bay-Delta water
The decline of striped bass is generally associated with the startup of the State Water Project in the mid 1970s in concert with the 1976-77 drought along with an ever-increasing frequency of drought.
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