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Amazing photos from Beyond Searsville Dam
These photographs were posted today by the Wild Steelhead Coalition from their friends at Beyond Searsville Dam. I’m not sure who the photographer was, otherwise I would definitely give him credit. These fish ascended San Fransquito Creek in Palo Alto, in … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Dam Removal, General, Northcoast Rivers, Steelhead
Tagged California, Conservation, Dam Removal, Steelhead, Wild Steelhead Coalition
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Klamath Dam Removal Determination Delayed
From the Times-Standard, February 28, 2012. Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar, announced today that he is not making a decision on the Klamath Dam removal, by the March 31 deadline, because of a lack of action in Congress. According … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Dam Removal, Klamath River, Salmon, Steelhead
Tagged California, Conservation, Dam Removal, Klamath River, Oregon, Salmon, Steelhead
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Suit Filed to Block Elwha River Hatchery Program in Washington State
Conservation groups filed suit this week, against Olympic National Park, NOAA Fisheries Service, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and representatives of the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, for violating the Endangered Species Act. The Wild Fish Conservancy, The Conservation Angler, the Federation … Continue reading
Emerald Water, Alders & Steelhead
The low-flow closures have been lifted and the Northcoast rivers are slowly coming into shape. The storm that pounded Northern California last week has passed, and in its wake, a smaller storm front is bringing additional rain to the area. … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Fly Fishing, Northcoast Rivers, Photography, Salmon, Spey Fishing, Steelhead, Steelhead Fishing
Tagged Cal Trout, California, Conservation, Fly Fishing, Garcia River, Northcoast Rivers, Photography, Salmon, Smith River, Spey, Steelhead, Wild Steelhead Coalition
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Saving Salmon One Log at a Time
The Nature Conservancy has been doing some interesting work in the last three years on the Garcia River, in Mendocino County. They’ve been cutting down trees and strategically placing them in the river, to create log jams. These log jams grow naturally, … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Fly Fishing, Salmon, Steelhead
Tagged California, Conservation, mendocino county, nature conservancy, Salmon, Steelhead
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Condit Dam Removal – White Salmon River, WA
Here’s a very interesting video of the beginning of the removal of the Condit Dam on Washington State’s, White Salmon River. Before blasting a large hole at the base of the dam, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service transported seven … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Dam Removal, Fly Fishing, Salmon, Steelhead
Tagged Conservation, Dam Removal, Fly Fishing, Salmon, Steelhead, Washington
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Action Alert: Remove Dams on the Klamath River Now!
As many of you know, the Klamath dams are tentatively scheduled for removal in 2020. None of this is certain though. I personally fear that waiting that long, gives everyone involved, time to build grounds and avoid their responsibility in … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Dam Removal, Klamath River, Salmon, Steelhead
Tagged California, Conservation, Dam Removal, Klamath River, Oregon, Salmon, Steelhead
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Hood River Hatchery Findings by the National Academy of Sciences
As many fly fisherman and conservationists have suspected, hatchery programs have had an adverse effect on the numbers of wild anadromous fish. They compete for forage, spawning areas, and travel in large pods, making steelhead descending their natal streams, easy … Continue reading
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