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From the Humboldt Area Saltwater Anglers
Hello fellow Crabbers As we approach the new season, I’d like to give you some thoughts to think about. First and foremost, have a safe and rewarding 2019-2020 season. Secondly, realize we are in a very precarious situation. We ...
We had another successful fundraiser on April 27, 2019 at the Arcata Community Center, which was our 11th annual event. Thanks to a great fundraiser committee, awesome donators, and all you loyal supporters. HASA is your local voice ...
As many of you know, HASA partnered up with the Humboldt County Office of Education program “Steelhead in the Classroom” managed by Dr. Beth Chaton and Jim Stemach. They gave an insightful presentation last year about the history of ...
Ben Doane “Sumoco” attended the February 27 CDFW salmon meeting in Santa Rosa on behalf of HASA, as Bob Smith “RBob” was unable to attend this year. The meeting reviewed the 2018 Chinook salmon seasons, provided information on ...
2019 Halibut Facts and Modifications of the Commercial Directed Derby Fishing Format, by Tom Marking
February 18, 2019Background Facts: Regulatory Reports and Size at Age Observations The Annual IPHC Meeting is an interesting collection of folks from all over the western coast of North America: Canada, Alaska and the three Pacific States. The ...
The winter weather is upon us and the fishery biologists are busy with their computers, compiling lasts year’s harvest and make projections for the coming year. Numbers are still very preliminary for CDFW, who are not yet on an ...
Attention HASA members: Lowell Wallace and family of W&W Sporting Goods located at 4300 Broadway St, Eureka, CA 95503 is retiring, and they will be liquidating the store with great prices and will be closing at the end of the ... ...
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Nice one on the Russian River.Congratulations go out to Gabe Nelson with this monster Russian River Steelhead! Way to go buddy!!
Capsized fishing vessel out of Coos. All 3 crabbers were rescued and are recovering.
Crabbers, January 23rd, mark your calendars
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Explore North Coast and the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center as co-sponsors invites the public to their Lecture Series featuring Dr. Brian Tissot, director of HSU’s Marine Laboratory. He will present the results of five years of underwater surveys of the North Coast that examine kelp forest ecosystems and the effects of sea urchins on the community, including abalone and fishes. Sea urchin barrens are a global phenomenon often linked to marine heat waves. Through an examination of long-term ecosystem and oceanographic date, Tissot will evaluate north coast kelp forest health and future prospects.
Dr. Brian Tissot is a marine ecologist with experience conducting research in intertidal zone, kelp forest, coral reef, and deep-sea ecosystems. He is focused on scientific research that improves the understanding and management of marine ecosystems. In collaboration with local communities, State, and Federal agencies, and a variety of other organizations, he develops and implements innovative solutions to marine resource issues.
The lecture is scheduled for Monday, January 13th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m at the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, 921 Waterfront Drive, Eureka, Admission is free.
For more information e-mail info@explorenorthcoast.net