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Salmon ahead

BROOKINGS Since he started running ocean-fishing trips in January, Brookings charterboat Capt. Andy Martin has seen many foreshadowings of spring.
Regularly a customer jigging for big lingcod discov. ....

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Shorter 2021 Recreational Ocean Salmon Seasons Opening in June

Retention of coho salmon also known as silver salmon is prohibited in all ocean fisheries off California. ....

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In The Klamath Basin, Pretty Much Everybody's Feeling The Pain

Originally published on May 14, 2021 7:05 am
It’s been an epically bad week for everyone who relies on water from the Klamath.
On Wednesday, the Bureau of Reclamation, which operates the 114-year-old Klamath water project, announced that for the first time ever, the “A” canal will be closed for the season – meaning no water will be drawn from Upper Klamath Lake for irrigators in the federally-managed Klamath Project.
Reclamation’s initial operations plan allocation for the Klamath Project projected 33,000 acre-feet would be available for more than 150,000 acres of farmland, a fraction of what irrigators would use in a typical year. But Wednesday the Bureau announced that the deepening drought and worsening hydrologic conditions in the Basin would no longer allow diverting even that much water from the lake. ....

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