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Los Angeles Hunting & Fishing

The water's edge: fishing safely from the SoCal freshwater shores

  • California Shore Fishing
  • March 27, 2012
Many people in Southern California, SoCal, enjoy freshwater fishing from the bank or shoreline. These lakes have some typical terrain features and...
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The Fly Fishermen's Knife

  • what knife to use
  • February 28, 2012
Recently, I was asked "what cutting tools do I use" in support of fly fishing? Well the question set me back for a moment because the...
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What a So. Cal flyfishermen should be doing this time of year.

January finds most fly fishermen in these parts, watching the weather, and hoping it will bring an opportunity to cast some line. Temperature and...
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Seabass bite runs hot... then cool

  • Seabass Fishing
  • June 15, 2011
Saturday, June 11, was the start of an epic white seabass bite at Santa Barbara Island. Theisland, part of the Channel Islands chain, isabout 45...
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It's Time!

Happy New Year’s LA Fly Fishermen and just a reminder – it is time to buy a California fishing license.Licenses can be obtained at...
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Oh my, where did you get that hat?

Hearing the astonishment in someones voice can be a two edged sword? It wouldn't be a fishing trip if a stranger doesn't comment on my hat....
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Lee Vining Creek

Lee Vining Creek flows down a canyon at the foot of Tioga Pass in an easterly direction then north dumping into Mono Lake. Over the years it has...
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California free fishing day, Monday, September 6, no license required

Twice a year the California Fish and Game department offers "free fishing days". On these days, no sportfishing license is required. The...
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Cooler temperatures keep fishing slow in southern California

July and August usually bring hot climates and warmer waters to southern California. This year both air and water temperatures have remained...
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Silver Lake on the June Lake Loop

Silver Lake is a moderate sized body of water at the base of Mt. Algers. The lake itself is at 7600 feet above sea level. The wind seems to always...
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