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California Fly Fisher is the only magazine dedicated to providing you with thoughtful, informative articles that cover the breadth of the flyfishing experience in California, whether angling for trout or for the myriad other species - warm water and saltwater included - found in our waters.
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Are you having one of those "almost perfect" days? In the Fall issue, immerse yourself in Chip O'Brien's account of his almost perfect day on the Pit River. https://lnkd.in/gr33txB8 ?? Pit River pocket water. By Matt Vang @keepcalmandflyfish ?? Rainbow on a dry. By TJ Brady #flyfishing #FishCalifornia
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Inform. Inspire. Educate. Connect. Every issue of California Fly Fisher speaks to the heart of California's fly-fishing heritage. From the rugged steelhead waters of the North Coast to the serene trout streams of the Eastern Sierra, we capture the essence of these places with thoughtful storytelling, expert knowledge, and striking photography. For anglers who seek a deeper understanding and appreciation of these waters, each page offers something truly enriching. Join a community that values the beauty, diversity, and conservation of our state’s waters. Subscribe today and connect with California’s fly-fishing legacy. calflyfisher.com/subscribe #CalFlyFisher?#FishCalifornia?#caflyfishing?#flyfishing
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The Fall issue is out now filled with ideas, inspiration, and tips for your next angling adventure. Included is an article on favorite river flies for Northern California rivers by Lance Gray, a Trinity River primer by Michael Malekos, a Piru Creek backcountry adventure by Bernard Yin, and much, much more. Pick one up at your local fly shop or subscribe today. https://lnkd.in/gSSC_gbZ
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Such exciting news. ?? Salmon are resilient and now have over 300 miles of "new" habitat in which to thrive. They'll make a big comeback!
Last week, our team documented the first salmon to migrate above the former Iron Gate Dam on the Klamath River – swimming towards habitat that has been inaccessible for over a century! ?? This is testament to the success of dam removal and marks a new beginning for the Klamath River. ?? Alongside state, federal, Tribal, and NGO partners, CalTrout launched a comprehensive monitoring program on the river to track how fish will respond to dam removal and record fish migration through the former dam sites, informing the success of dam removal and long-term restoration efforts. The Klamath River Monitoring Program employs sonar technology to record movie-like imagery, generated by sound waves, of passing fish on a continuous basis. The project team consists of dedicated individuals representing the Karuk Tribe, Klamath Tribes, Yurok Tribe, Ridges to Riffles, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, NOAA Fisheries, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Cal Poly Humboldt, U.S. Geological Survey, Resource Environmental Solutions, and CalTrout. The monitoring program is funded by Humboldt Area and Wild Rivers Community Foundation, Bella Vista Foundation, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and NOAA Fisheries.? Click here to learn more from the SF Chronicle: https://lnkd.in/eR8bPPrW
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Fall is upon us...a favorite time for California anglers. Subscribe today to read about the Klamath River, Trinity steelhead, the best river flies around the state, ghosts in Gold Rush country, and exploring Piru Creek. We bring you those stories and more in the Fall issue. Don't miss it! Link below to subscribe. https://lnkd.in/gSSC_gbZ Clockwise from top left: Photo 1: Trinity River @troutgirlca Photo 2: Spooky River by @casterofpuppets Photo 3: Rebecca on Piru Creek by @bernardyingram Photo 4: Klamath River by Phil Reedy
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The California Fly Fisher Summer 2024 issue is here and the website is live! Subscriber copies are on the mail trucks and fly shops are displaying them now. Drop by your favorite shop to pick it up or subscribe today at www.calflyfisher.com to receive your copy. ?? Post a picture with the Summer 2024 issue and tag us for a chance to snag some merch!
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Coming at you next month - the premier relaunch issue of California Fly Fisher. ?? Carrying the heritage forward along with a fresh perspective on the tradition of sharing good stories, good fishing, and good tips. Subscribe today at www.calflyfisher.com ??: David Dines
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The tradition continues. For over three decades, California Fly Fisher has inspired, educated, and connected anglers across the Golden State and beyond. We are honored to carry that heritage forward while injecting a fresh perspective on the unique culture, the tight-knit community, and the remarkable individuals who define fly fishing in California. Look for more sharing of good stories, good fishing, and good tips coming this summer in print and online. Don't miss the inaugural relaunch issue - visit calflyfisher.com and subscribe today!