It’s hard to believe that summer is almost over! I hope that everyone has had considerable time on the water this summer, and have taken advantage of salmon and California halibut in the bay, as well as other species offshore. Hopefully we’ll get a chance to target albacore this year, it’s been a tough couple […]
HASA members weigh in on priorities and the results are encouraging. Click at bottom of page to continue.
We had another successful HASA fundraiser on April 30, 2016 at the Arcata Community Center thanks to a great fundraiser committee, awesome donators, and all you loyal supporters. HASA is your local voice for saltwater sportfishing issues and it would not be possible without all of you. The new location was great, lots of room,
Well, fishing season has finally begun, and initial results have been pretty good for north coast anglers, The Pacific halibut bite for the May opener was very good for most (except me!), and opening week of salmon season has been good as the salmon have been cooperative in biting and being located near shore (so
By Scott McBain First, I would like to welcome our four new HASA board members (Dirk Pederson, Jed Douglas, Michael Davies-Hughes, and Eric Stockwell, see page 23), I hope they find it as enjoyable and reward-ing as I have. I also wanted to thank our outgoing board members (Pamlyn Milsap, Eric Justesen, Gene Morris, and
Well, there wasn’t a whole lot of offshore fishing to be had since the last newsletter. The albacore headed north of us, Pacific halibut season closed early (see p. 12), and salmon season ended with some windy weather. The Bluefin tuna were elusive, and now Dungeness crab season is postponed indefinitely due to elevated domoic
