A Bay Area Option: Lake Del Valle The first time I fished Lake Del Valle reminded me of the Rodney Dangerfield quip in which he… byBob MarshakApril 1, 2011
A NorCal Spring Trout Trilogy Many notable things come in threes, but you would have to be one of the Three Stooges (or… byChip O’BrienApril 1, 2011
The Foraging Angler: Amador County California’s Shenandoah Valley lies three counties and three rivers south of my home in Grass Valley. Forays in… byTrent Robert PridemoreApril 1, 2011
Lake Skinner’s Mixed Bag If you look at an overhead photo or map of Lake Skinner, it appears for all the world… byRichard Alden BeanApril 1, 2011
Greenstone Lake About two miles outside the east entrance of Yosemite National Park, Saddlebag Lake Road branches off Highway 120,… byJohn ParmenterFebruary 1, 2011
The Foraging Angler – Sacramento: An Urban Angling Destination Sacramento’s origin goes back to the days of the Gold Rush and the early westward expansion that forever… byTrent Robert PridemoreFebruary 1, 2011
Rush Creek: A Stream Resurrected By their very nature, rivers and streams are special places. The sound and movement of water is at… byPeter PumphreyFebruary 1, 2011
The Foraging Angler – Camp Fare: Traveling Light If you were driving a Conestoga wagon from Missouri to California in 1849, “traveling light” meant you might… byTrent Robert PridemoreDecember 1, 2010
Yosemite Creek But midway into yosemite national park along Highway 120, also known as Tioga Pass Road, you’ll come across… byJohn ParmenterDecember 1, 2010
Butt Valley Reservoir A Great (and Quieter) Alternative to Lake Almanor Butt Valley Reservoir is like that old Rodney Dangerfield joke:… byBill SunderlandOctober 1, 2010