News on California Department Of Fish And Game

California Crab Season

2010-11-20T10:30:36Z

In this Nov. 17, 2010 photo, a flag flies on a California Dept. of Fish and Game boat during a patrol at the start of the Dungeness crab season off the coastline near Muir Beach, Calif. Dungeness crab fishermen for the first time this season hauled in pot after pot of writhing crustaceans here in a rush to fill up boats and get the valuab...

Redding California News - April 26, 2009

2010-04-07T23:58:49Z

Dan Frost holds a seven-foot long sturgeon he found in Lake Shasta. The California Department of Fish and Game estimate it could have been 100 years old and likely died of old age. Photo Courtesy of Sam Frost

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California News - October 31, 2008

2010-06-26T06:11:06Z

Doug Killam, associate fisheries biologist in the state Department of Fish and Game's Red Bluff office, holds up a massive Chinook salmon carcass found late last week on Battle Creek near Anderson. DFG scientists estimate the fish weighed 85 pounds dead, and even more when it was alive. Courtesy of the Harold Jones of Sugarloaf Cottages, lowers an anchor on his dock on Lake Shasta after moving it to compensate for rising water. He raises trout in the pens behind him, along with other marinas, in a program in conjunction with the California Department of Fish and Game, the

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2010-04-15T04:04:33Z

4/15/2009:B1: Mike Harris, an assistant fisheries biologist with the California Department of Fish and Game, on Tuesday instructs Casa Grande senior Ashley Bender how to cut the adipose fin on chinook salmon for identification...