Photo: Trinity haul
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008
New brothers-in-law Adam Mitchell, left, and Caleb Bailey fished the Trinity River on Nov. 4 out of Mitchell’s drift boat. They hooked nine fish and landed six.
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- Hikes for Health and History mix exercise, north state facts
- National bird easy to find in southeast Alaska | 2
- Anglers are hopeful for successful salmon run
- Redwoods in Yosemite offers lodging alternative | 1
- Meatloaf has little fat | 1
- Photo: Steelhead catch
- Group builds trails in Mount Shasta
- Stretch yourself, but make your marathon goal achievable
- Try fish cooked on wood plank | 2
Wilson: Algae on lobster shell is nothing to worry about | 2
Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008
Q: A buddy of mine got two lobsters in San Diego Bay recently. While he was cleaning them, he noticed green algae on their shells and then found the meat to be white, looking like it was already cooked. Both lobsters were still alive when detailing them. Have you heard any other stories like this? Would they have still been OK to cook and eat? — Ray C., San Diego
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- Gear Junkie: Pocket-sized lantern lights up the night
- Grill grouse in tasty onion butter
- Gear Junkie: Gear put to the test on a mountain trek | 1
- Wilson: Carry photo ID in addition to hunting, fishing licenses | 1
Coexisting with Rattlesnakes | 3
Monday, July 18, 2005
Most people tend to be startled and move quickly at the sight of a snake slithering across their path, afraid they might be the target of a potentially serious bite.
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- Wilderness is fun, but danger lurks for the unprepared
- Moonlight casts awkward reflection on twins' kayak excursion | 1
- A looped path awaits you on the Mt. Shasta Mine Trail
- Treasure found as park opens a trail to once-hidden gem on Crystal Creek
Cascading water worth checking out | 3
Thursday, Sept. 25, 2008
While snowfall and rainfall were down a little this past rainy season, there’s still plenty of spilling water. Those cascades pour over bedrock, forming waterfalls, which abound in the north state.
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- Spelunkers explore area’s intricate underground at depth
- Rock climbing
- Mt. Shasta
- Lassen’s history entrenched within its volcanoes
Lawn chairs on Hwy 299 near Big Bend Road | 10
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
The California Highway Patrol reported lawn chairs on a section of Highway 299, two miles west of Big Bend Road around 7:30 a.m.
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