The spring season has formally arrived and the surface fishing has been improving with the progression of the spring season. A recent exception that should be just a temporary setback
California is renowned for its diverse natural landscapes and abundant wildlife. Among its many attractions, fish hatcheries stand out as fascinating destinations where visitors can learn about aquatic ecosystems, conservation
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) disclosed in early March that fall-run Chinook salmon fry, newly released from its Fall Creek Fish Hatchery in Siskiyou County, are presumed
To support the recovery of Pacific salmon, NOAA Fisheries has received $27 million through the Inflation Reduction Act. These funds will bolster NOAA Fisheries’ comprehensive recovery strategy by investing in
The first day of Spring is on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, but “spring like” surface fishing seems to be arriving a bit early with bluefin tuna biting for boats fishing
The first couple of weeks of February have seen a series of northern weather systems move through Southern California. The days of stormy weather have been bringing things that have
As any seasoned angler will attest, selecting the right fishing rod is as crucial to success as choosing the perfect bait. With a dizzying array of options available on the
When torrents of rain pour down upon Southern California’s coast, an unexpected beneficiary emerges – the commercial fishing industry. While heavy rainfall may seem like a hindrance, it brings a
