Fishing the North Fork of the Yuba Author: Alan Nealley (Fats):
This May we decided to see what we were missing and started planning a trip. We had an idea that if we were centered near Downieville, we could access the North Fork, which flows right along much of Hwy 49. Outside of that, we had little clue as to what to expect.
2010 ICAST Show, Most Innovative New Products Author: Richard Alves (steelhead):
Some of these products are so new they are not even available yet. A few others are just hitting the market. We will be testing a number of them in the upcoming months and let you know how they perform.
Cigar Chomping Trout! Author: Mark Wiza:
After a couple of hours and several mile-long trolling passes in this key area, I had caught and released two macks around five pounds each, but on the next run my rod jerked over and kicked much more violently as the lightly set drag rapidly paid out line. Yes! This was the fish I was looking for!
Trophy Trout Fishing With Your Kids Author: Brad Stout (B.S.):
I knew we would never land a 30-pound trout on a Barbie rod, so I had to come up with a plan. Graphite rods are either super fast or extra sensitive. In the hands of a child that just means super expensive and it will break extra fast.
Walking Down the West Walker River Author: J. R. Darancette (Captain Compassion):
Starting near 11,000 feet on the eastern divide of the Sierra Nevada just north of Yosemite National Park, the West Fork of the Walker River flows east then north to exit California just east of Topaz Lake in Mono County.
Colorado's Antero Reservoir, Fishing For The Trout Of A Lifetime Author: Mike McNeilly (Mr. Sockeye):
If a fisherman says that size doesn't matter, he is fooling himself. After I caught those two big fish, it felt like a monkey had jumped off my back. I was riding euphoria.
Oregon Begins Its Aquatic Invasive Species Program Author: Richard Alves:
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife considers invasive species to be one of the biggest threats to the state’s native fish, wildlife and habitat.
Freshwater Stripers - What, Where, When and How Author: Richard Camacho (Sehoner):
"Striper fishing for me had a humble beginning. When I was 13, I lived about two miles from the old bridge on the Sacramento Deep Water Channel. I would walk there most summer..."
Buck’s Lake - A Sierra Gem of an Adventure Author: Kristy Carpentier:
WELCOME TO THREE LAKES! RISK AND ADVENTURE AWAIT YOU
A Lake to Love and Hate Author: J. R. Darancette:
After walking down to the south east corner of the dam, I threw out my offering. Three cranks and a hit. A couple of minutes later a beautiful 12-inch Lahontan cutthroat trout came to the shore
