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.
ARTICLES BY CALTROUT STAFF
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The CalTrout/Trout Unlimited 2012 Casting Call A Success
Read more →: The CalTrout/Trout Unlimited 2012 Casting Call A SuccessCalTrout and Trout Unlimited host third annual Casting Call at California Capitol Ice cream and Chinookie Cookies weren’t the only attraction at the Third…
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Why Is California’s Fall River Seeing Lower Flows?
Read more →: Why Is California’s Fall River Seeing Lower Flows?Those who regularly fish California’s Fall River know water levels are lower than in prior years. Much lower. What’s happening? The folks at the…
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Water Talks: What’s Out Of Sight Shouldn’t Be Out Of Mind
Read more →: Water Talks: What’s Out Of Sight Shouldn’t Be Out Of MindJune Water Talks Pulls Back Curtain on Springwater & Wastewater in Mt. Shasta Area Most people aren’t too interested in what happens after they…
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CalTrout, TU Hold Casting Call On Tuesday, June 19
Read more →: CalTrout, TU Hold Casting Call On Tuesday, June 19In an era where polarization makes it difficult for the two major political parties to meet on any issue, the CalTrout/Trout Unlimited Casting Call…
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CalTrout, TU Hold Casting Call On Tuesday, June 19
Read more →: CalTrout, TU Hold Casting Call On Tuesday, June 19In an era where polarization makes it difficult for the two major political parties to meet on any issue, the CalTrout/Trout Unlimited Casting Call…
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How Can California’s Iconic Hat Creek Be Restored?
Read more →: How Can California’s Iconic Hat Creek Be Restored?Once an iconic California fishery, Hat Creek needs help. Here’s what we’ve got in mind. In the 1960s, California’s Hat Creek was a mess;…