The latest edition of this beautiful newsletter is HERE.
It takes a while to load. Lots of graphix. Enjoy!
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The latest edition of this beautiful newsletter is HERE.
It takes a while to load. Lots of graphix. Enjoy!
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From their press release:
EUREKA– Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group (HBHWG) welcomes, Humboldt State University Environmental & Natural Resources Science graduate students Laura Casali and Rob Dumouchel to present the Fishing Community Sustainability Planning (CSP) getting underway in Eureka and Shelter Cove to this month’s No-Host Luncheon. This is a way for fishermen to have a direct impact on the future of the port and their industry. They will layout: what is a CSP, who it will impact, who is involved, who will benefit from it, and how it is being funded.
This forum is scheduled for Wednesday, April 26, at Samoa Cookhouse from 12:30 to 1 p.m. with lunch served from noon to 12:30 p.m.
Fried chicken will be served for lunch at $16 and soup and salad is available for $14. To RSVP please contact Charlie Bean at 707-441-1974 or email Charles.bean@Yahoo.com
****************You’ll notice the Cookhouse has raised its prices, only by a dollar for the full lunch but THREE more dollars for the soup/salad routine. Bet a lot of folks will be packing home chicken wrapped in napkins. See you at the Cookhouse!
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Casey Allen’s gorgeous newsletter is here. Halibut! Perch! Groundfish!. Currents! Electronic fish! The link is below. Enjoy!
Here’s something to be grateful for- HASA’S Fall newsletter. Don’t miss the informative article on reading marine charts. Enjoy it HERE.
Takes awhile to load but well worth it.
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Quarterly we’re been forwarding the HASA’s gorgeous newsletter. Now you’re getting a link to not just the newsletter but the whole darn website! There’s plenty there to savor. Enjoy and thanks to Casey and the rest of this remarkable group.
See it HERE.
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Once again Casey has provided the HASA’s gorgeous newsletter. Enjoy it HERE. Takes a minute to load but well worth it. Excellent articles and pix on halibut and the Klamath.
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That gorgeous newsletter can be found right HERE . Be sure to check out the article on dam removal and please patronize their sponsors. Thanks to Casey and the gang at HASA. Enjoy!
The Humboldt Area Saltwater Anglers have provided their beautiful and informative newsletter again. It can take a few minutes to download but it is definitely worth the wait. In the near future our salmon and Black Rockfish populations are in trouble.
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What a great and great- looking publication!. Enjoy it here.