Category: Conservation

New Signs and Angler Survey Boxes

Posted on October 29, 2021 by

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October 23, 2021: A small band of volunteers worked with CDFW area leaders to replace signage and Angler Survey Boxes 2021 is going out with a bang as Putah Creek Trout volunteers worked to place new and replace out of date regulation signage as… Continue Reading “New Signs and Angler Survey Boxes”

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2021 CleanUp Day

Posted on September 2, 2021 by

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Join Putah Creek Trout September 18, 2021 between 9am – 12pm as we help keep our home water clean PCT is recruiting volunteers to help with this event; we need from 25-30 participants As Covid-19 continues to be a safety concern at any group… Continue Reading “2021 CleanUp Day”

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2020 Spawn Season Closure SUrvey REsults are in!

Posted on June 24, 2020 by

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The results of the 2020 Spawn Season Closure Survey have been tabulated and analyzed.  We were very pleased to receive 235 responses.  Thank you all who participated and advertised the survey!

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REGULATION CHANGE SURVEY

Posted on May 23, 2020 by

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URGENT! PCT would like your opinion regarding potential fishing regulation changes to protect spawning trout.

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PCT to host Benefit Screening of Patagonia’s Artifishal

Posted on May 13, 2019 by

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The road to extinction is paved with good intentions… Join Putah Creek Trout 7 – 9:30pm on Saturday June 22, 2019 at the Palms Playhouse in Winters, CA to see a benefit screening of Patagonia’s Artifishal.

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2018 Putah Creek Cleanup Day

Posted on August 23, 2018 by

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Annual Putah Creek Cleanup Day Saturday September 15, 2018  8:30 – Noon

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2017 Putah Creek IDR Clean-Up Day

Posted on September 13, 2017 by

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Helping PCT clean-up the creek is a concrete way to support and beautify the creek for everyone’s enjoyment.

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Hitting the Reset Button

Posted on May 1, 2017 by

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After a heavy water season and a literal flushing of the system EVERYTHING has changed.

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PCT @ Inaugural Winters Salmon Fest

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Salmon Fest!

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/C59uCn7Jjco/ Volunteers helped clean 3.5 miles of stream, collected 3 cubic yards of trash, and half tote of recyclables. Shout out to the 18 volunteers! Now let’s keep it going… #putahcreektrout #coastalcleanup 2023 Putah Creek IDR Cleanup is Saturday September 23, 2023 8:30 - 12pm. Meet at Fishing Access 5. Bring your energy, gloves, and a 5g bucket. Water and snacks as well as comradery and good karma provided. Signup @ https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzGtwgnSFVgpxBTSTDpZLPbVwFlg @coastalcleanupcoalition @putahcreektrout Spring has sprung on the creek. The water is quite turbid and on the rise 300+. Silt from the recent run off is really impacting some of the best runs. 128 is now open with one lane controlled by traffic lights. Goslings were keeping close to mom and learning how to navigate the riffles at FA#5. 4/4/23 ALERT: Highway 128 closure effectively shuts down access to the Putah Creek fishing access. The recent rain and runoff has undercut highway 128 near FA#3. Work crews have closed the road at Pleasant Valley road on the east side and at the dam to the west. Looks like no fishing access until the work is completed. No ETA known at this time. Don’t even bother. Now that the flows are starting to go down for Fall (currently at 204cfs), I wanted to share my thoughts on fishing Putah and discussions on the board. I think there is a balance that we should strike regarding discussing fishing success on the Putah and ensuring that we aren't contributing to the phenomena of "Hot Spotting". This is obviously subjective. Putah Creek is NOT a secret to the local fishing community and should be cherished and celebrated by ALL of the community. That being said, it is an extremely small fishery - only ~4.5 miles much of which is UNfishable due to vegetation and topography. It is the closest wild trout stream fishery to the Napa, Bay Area, and Sacramento metropolitan areas. This can lead to significant fishing pressure (duh). 2022 Putah Creek IDR Cleanup success! Thank you to all of the volunteers that helped make our little piece of water more enjoyable and safe for everyone to enjoy! We collected ~800 pounds of trash and 100 pounds of recyclables. #coastalcleanupday #putahcreektrout #pickupyourtrash 2022 Putah Creek Interdam Reach Cleanup is Saturday 9/17/22. Please consider joining us as a service to the resource that we all enjoy. Please sign up at the link below: October 23, 2021 - PCT worked with CDFW leaders to replace regulation and mud snail signage as well as 3 angler survey boxes. Hard but rewarding morning. Look for opportunities coming up to participate in our next event. Check out the new survey boxes (hopefully to report how successful you were)! #putahcreektrout #itdoesntcountuntilitssurveyed.