CalTrout Secures NOAA Funding to Advance Multi-Year Restoration of the East Fork Scott River
CalTrout has been awarded funding from NOAA to restore streams and reconnect floodplains for coho salmon along the East Fork Scott River — a primary tributary to one of California's largest salmon-producing rivers.
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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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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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In Memoriam: Bob Quigley
Read more →: In Memoriam: Bob QuigleyCalifornia Trout is saddened to learn that Bob Quigley — who created some of fly fishing’s most elegant (and copied) fly patterns and then…
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In Memoriam: Bob Quigley
Read more →: In Memoriam: Bob QuigleyCalifornia Trout is saddened to learn that Bob Quigley — who created some of fly fishing’s most elegant (and copied) fly patterns and then…
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Karuk Groundwater Study Says Overpumping Reducing Flows For Salmon In Scott River
Read more →: Karuk Groundwater Study Says Overpumping Reducing Flows For Salmon In Scott RiverA Karuk Tribe study of Scott Valley water says increased groundwater pumping is resulting in lower flows in the Scott River (which provides spawning…