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Tippets: Dam Removal Projects for 2019, Reflections on River Closures, Brown Trout and Native Cutthroat in Montana
Across the country, dams are being reviewed and removed. From California to Maryland, Tara Lohan writes about four specific dam removal projects on the radar in the upcoming year. Via Adventure Journal. In light of the recent decision by the … more →
Tippets: Wilderness Fly Fishing Trips, Fly Tying Contest
From brook trout in Maine to largemouth bass in California, Brian Ruzzo writes about fishing adventures off the beaten path in this article via Outdoor Life. “Time machines may not exist (yet), but there are still destinations where we can … more →
Researcher Brings Popular “Tag A Giant” Bluefin Project to Pacific Waters
News California anglers assist with implanting satellite tags in larger bluefins to better assess the species' reproductive behaviors. The Coastal Conservation Association of California and Stanford University’s Dr. Barbara Block are combining efforts to tag Pacific Bluefin tuna weighing over 150 pounds…
California Modernizes Swordfish Fishery
News California to move U.S. swordfish fishery towards more sustainable gear, aided by public-private partnerships California to move U.S. swordfish fishery towards more sustainable gear, aided by public-private partnerships…
California State fails to pass on fishing licence reforms
Recreational fishing is bemoaning the California State Legislature’s failure to once again pass fi... ...t believes would address declining participation. California’s annual, calendar-based license expires on December 31each year, which the California Sportfishing League (CSL) argues provides few inc... ... for a licence in the peak Spring and […]The post California State fails to pass on fishing licence reforms appeared first on Angling International.
Bill to End Drift Gillnetting off California Awaits Governor’s Signature
News The California legislature has voted overwhelmingly for SB 1017 to end commercial drift-gillnet fishing, and it now awaits Gov. Jerry Brown’s signature. California Senate Bill 1017 will phase out the use of mile-long drift gillnets if signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Hatch Outdoors introduces 15th anniversary fly reel
Leading US fly reel and accessories manufacturer, Hatch Outdoors, has celebrated its 15th year with the launch of an anniversary reel. The California-based company says that the special newcomer to its range pays homage to the signature features of Hatch design. “The Rich Champagne anodise highlights the machining and attention to detail that Hatch is […]The post Hatch Outdoors introduces 15th anniversary fly reel appeared first on Angling International.
Kayak Fishing the Pacific from Hobie’s New Outback
Gear A long day fishing the Pacific off La Jolla, California, offered the chance to really try out Hobie’s newly redesigned Outback fishing kayak. I had the ch... ...mong the very first to fish from Hobie’s redesigned Outback during a long day offshore of La Jolla, California. Here’s what I found.
Costa Untangled Sunglass Collection
Gear Costa's newest frames are made from recycled fishing nets. Costa has partnered with a California company to produce a line of sunglass frames made from recycled fishing nets.
End California’s Walls of Death
News A U.S. Senate bill would phase out the use of driftnets, saving great numbers of marine mammals and pelagic fish annually off the state's coast Driftnets catch and indiscriminately kill great numbers of sharks, billfish, sea turtles, porpoises and more each year off the California coast. A Senate bill hopes to…