Antelope Lake
Antelope Lake is nestled in the Plumas National Forest northeast of Quincy. At 5,069 feet in elevation, the…
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The Foraging Angler: Quincy and Susanville
When you are traveling to the far northern Sierra and southern Cascades, fishing at Davis Lake, Eagle Lake,…
The Foraging Angler: Grass Valley and Nevada City
Often, when I sit down to compile a list of eateries for an area I’ve visited a lot,…
The Thermalito Afterbay
If you’re looking for a warmwater fly-fishing destination that offers angling all year long and is free to…
The Foraging Angler: Mount Shasta, McCloud, and Dunsmuir
For every “Foraging Angler” column, I gather the list of restaurants I might feature and, like Santa Claus,…
Hat Creek: All of It
Hat Creek is not just the famous “blue-ribbon” water below Baum Lake. It is also a high-mountain stream,…
The Foraging Angler: More NorCal Faves
This issue’s column covers a number of eateries from Burney to Chester and along the Interstate 5 corridor…
Valley River Mayflies
Mayflies provide a year-round food supply for the wild rainbow trout and steelhead that inhabit the cooler sections…
The Foraging Angler: There’s More to Fishing than Fishing
Dixon and Woodland This installment of “The Foraging Angler” looks at eateries in Dixon and Woodland that I…
American River Winter Steelhead
In California, fishing for steelhead usually brings to mind jade-green rivers flowing oceanward through canyons of dark redwoods…