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Photo by Mike Wier [Bottom] Fanny Krieger, 1929-2026. Photo by Val Atkinson  \nFor more on Fanny's life, scan the code below.  \nA LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER  \nWelcome to the Summer 2026 issue of California Fly Fisher.  \nCalifornia is home to one of the richest assemblages of native trout on the planet. From McCloud River redbands and California golden trout to Lahontan cutthroat and Goose Lake rainbow trout, these fish are woven into the landscapes—and stories—that define fly fishing in the West. They are also among our state's greatest conservation challenges.  \nMy introduction to this world came through California Trout. Working in communications and development, I had the opportunity to learn about California's native salmonids in depth. By the time we'd published CalTrout's State of Salmonids II report, I was fully immersed. IfJeopardy! ever calls, I'm ready for \"California's Native Salmonids\" for $1,000.  \nThat's why I'm especially excited to share Mark Erickson's feature on California's Heritage Trout Challenge, which launches a new column, California's Native Trout. The thinking is simple: the more we understand these species and the pressures they face, the more likely we are to act—whether by practicing Keep Fish Wet principles, volunteering on restoration projects, supporting campaigns such as the NO Hot Creek Mine effort (see The Good Fight, p. 60), or backing organizations like California Trout, Trout Unlimited, and Western Rivers Conservancy.  \nAnd we'd love to hear from you. If you've completed—or are working toward—the Heritage Trout Challenge, send us your story. Tell us about the fish, the places, the setbacks, and the moments that made the journey memorable. We may feature some of those stories in future [issues or on CalFlyFisher.com](issues or on CalFlyFisher.com).  \nThis issue follows two anglers into the field in pursuit of native trout. In \"The Perfect Day,\"TJ Brady searches for Lahontan cutthroat near Truckee, while Seth Blackamore journeys into the High Sierra chasing California golden trout.  \nWe also profile fisheries biologist Peter Moyle, one of the authors of the State of Salmonids II report, and Representative Jared Huffman, who brings a hunter's and angler's perspective to his work across an expanded congressional district.  \nYou'll hear a familiar voice in these pages as well. In \"The Fish I Remember,\" longtime readers will recognize Richard Anderson, founder and former publisher/editor of California Fly Fisher. Richard's essay may spark a few memories of your own—and we'd love to hear those stories, too.  \nAs I write this, Women's Fly-Fishing Month is winding down, though our commitment to celebrating the women who have shaped this pastime extends well beyond June. This spring, we lost one of those trailblazers with the passing of Fanny Krieger. Among her many accomplishments, Fanny co-founded Golden West Women Flyfishers in 1983 and organized the first International Festival of Women Fly Fishers in 1996. More than any title—fly fisher, author, certified casting instructor, or Hall of Fame inductee—she was someone who opened doors and kept them open. You can read more about Fanny at CalFlyFisher.com or by scanning the QR code.  \nThankyou for being a part of our community. We wouldn’t be here without you.  \nSee you on the water,  \nTracey Diaz  \nFEATURES  \n34  \n60  \n64  \n34  \nSpotlight Destination: Pit River  \nWhere better fly fishers are forged By Michael Malekos  \n43  \nFishing for Gold  \nA daughter's tribute to her father By Amy McCarrell  \n44  \nField Notes  \nHydrog","cbCaigu3EnuCZlq4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigu3EnuCZlq4","pdf",52048870,100,"English","# A Letter from the Publisher\n# Features\n## Spotlight Destination: Pit River\n## Fishing for Gold\n## Field Notes\n## Guide Profile\n## California's Heritage Trout Challenge\n## Know Your River\n## The Good Fight: Hot Creek\n## An Untouched World\n## Why Fly Lines Matter: Part II\n## If Fish Could Vote\n## The Film That Moved an Industry\n## Profile: Peter Moyle\n## The Perfect Day\n## In His Eyes\n## Lake Almanor\n# Columns\n## Contributors\n## In the Issue\n## Letters\n## Notes to the Editor\n## The Paper Hatch\n## Riffles\n## Catchy Ideas\n## At the Vise\n## Reflections","[{\"question\":\"What conservation challenge is highlighted in the issue’s introduction?\",\"answer\":\"The introduction emphasizes that California’s native trout are both integral to local landscapes and among the state’s greatest conservation challenges.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the Heritage Trout Challenge and what does it aim to do?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on educating and inspiring anglers about the diversity of trout in California, encouraging engagement and storytelling from participants.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics and formats appear in the features section?\",\"answer\":\"Features include destination spotlights, tributes, field notes, guide profiles, river understanding, advocacy pieces, interviews, and seasonal fishing coverage.\"}]","California Fly Fisher - Summer 2026 - California Fly Fisher | PDF",154]