A River Reborn: One Year After Klamath River Dam Removal
In fall 2024, CalTrout and our partners installed a SONAR fish counting station at the entrance to newly reopened habitat on the Klamath River. Our data is in and tells us that more than 7,700 Chinook salmon swam upriver of the former Iron Gate Dam site.
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Lake Tahoe Native Fish Populations Down (Internet Radio Broadcast)
Read more →: Lake Tahoe Native Fish Populations Down (Internet Radio Broadcast)Lake Tahoe’s native fish populations are in decline, and this Capital Public Radio broadcoast talks to researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno about…
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Record March Snowfall “Officially” Ends California’s Drought – But CA’s Water Remains Overcommitted
Read more →: Record March Snowfall “Officially” Ends California’s Drought – But CA’s Water Remains OvercommittedIt’s good weather news for California’s native trout, steelhead and salmon; record March snowfalls have left the state with a snowpack at 165% of…
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In Passing: Upper Sacramento Legend Joe Kimsey
Read more →: In Passing: Upper Sacramento Legend Joe KimseyCalTrout sadly notes the March 23 passing of Upper Sacramento Fly Fishing Legend Joe Kimsey. Kimsey was a link to the Upper Sacramento River’s…
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CalTrout Announces 2011 Water Talk Series Schedule
Read more →: CalTrout Announces 2011 Water Talk Series ScheduleWe’re excited to announce CalTrout’s Water Talks series schedule for 2011.
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Help Fund Conservation At The Leland Fly Fishing Exposition on April 16 & 17
Read more →: Help Fund Conservation At The Leland Fly Fishing Exposition on April 16 & 17The opening of trout season is upon us. Here’s your chance to get ready… Visit CalTrout at Leland’s new fly fishing ranch in Sonoma.…
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Scientists Find 12,000 Year-Old Fishing Gear In California
Read more →: Scientists Find 12,000 Year-Old Fishing Gear In CaliforniaThough CalTrout is not (quite) 12 millennia old, it is comforting to know that people were fishing in California at least that long ago…