NorCal Outdoors
Tule River Boat Ramp To Be Closed Oct. 8Redding -- The Tule River boat ramp will be closed for much of autumn while Pacific Gas and Electric Company rebuilds the McArthur head gate that controls water flow into the Tule River Division Canal. Full Story |
Photo Contest to Create Dialogue between Hunters and Non-HuntersSacramento -- California Waterfowl invites hunters and non-hunters to team up for its first annual "Take Your Best Shot" photo contest, highlighting the beauty of the state's migratory bird population and the role of hunting in a balanced and healthy ecosystem. Open to youth and adults, the contest will honor amateur photography in two categories: Hunters, Dogs and/or Decoys, and Waterfowl and/or Wetland Wildlife. Full Story |
Scheels Store in Reno-Sparks, NV Adds Dimension to Reno Sporting Goods Shopping The Reno Sparks area has become a shopping paradise for outdoor enthusiasts since Scheels opened its newest retail shopping experience recently at I-80 and |
California Outdoors Q&As, November 14, 2008By Carrie Wilson, DFG Marine Biologist Green lobsters with strange meat
Question: A buddy of mine got two lobsters in San Diego Bay over the weekend. 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 okay to cook and eat? (Ray C., San Diego) Full Story |