Feds Kill More Steelhead

Last week, 200 federally endangered steelhead trout were killed when a water pump operated by the Bureau of Reclamation ​— ​the federal agency that owns Lake Cachuma ​— ​malfunctioned. It was the 11th such breakdown this year, leading to the deaths of 376 total fish.

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Searching for elusive steelhead trout in the Los Angeles River

Southern California steelhead are endangered, with the estimated 500 left on Earth, scattered across coastal waters between San Luis Obispo and the Mexican border. The last one seen in the Los Angeles River was caught off a Glendale bridge in 1948 after that stretch of the river was paved for flood control.

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"Angling community frustrated by deal on steelhead "

I guess it would depend on which "angling community" you were referring to.

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This story is in need of some comments from wild fish advocates.

New Aquarium of the Pacific exhibit to honor steelhead

The new $850,000 display will depict the steelhead's journey from mountain streams to the Pacific and is meant to spawn support for restoring the fish's habitat.

The last steelhead in the Los Angeles River was a 25-incher caught off a bridge in Glendale in 1940, two years after that stretch was paved. Today, the region's steelhead population hovers around 500 — 10% of what it was seven decades ago.

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Stalking Puget Sound Steelhead With Science

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Green River Steelhead 1964-1970

Vintage Slide Show of Winter Steelhead Fishing on the Green River. Washington State. Filmed and edited by David Rice.