The 2nd Egg Collection will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 16th.  We will be meeting all volunteers at 7:30 am, Wednesday 10/16 at the access road off of Hwy 89 N. (click on map for larger view)

Directions to access road from Sacramento:
  Take Hwy 80 E towards Truckee
  Take Hwy 89 N towards Sierraville
  Travel ~ 8.25 miles on Hwy 89 N and access road turnout is on the right hand side.

What to bring:
  Waders
  Sunscreen
  Lunch
  Water

Access road to weir site is rough and 4x4 vehicle is highly recommended.  We will carpool from access road for those without a 4x4 vehicle.

1st Egg Collection, 10/10/19 - UPDATE - 1,000,000 eggs collected +-10%; Eggs taken to San Joaquin Hatchery. Next tentative collection date is Wednesday, Oct. 16th but still to be confirmed.

 

The 1st Egg Take for  2019 has been scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 9th.  For all of you who have signed up to participate, you will be contacted by Egg Take Coordinator Ed Fisk if you are needed or you can contact him at 530-559-7175 for time and meeting location.

Thank you in advance to all who have volunteered for this event and continue to support CIFFI.

 

Click on the image below or use the link to the right
to purchase your dinner tickets.

 

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Volunteers are needed to help fix the problem of otters getting into the pens at Berryessa. A work party has been scheduled for October 16 & 17 at 9AM. The plan is to secure all the edges and any points of entry with angle iron and clamps to close any points of entry by the otters.

If you are available and willing to help one or both days, it would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Stan Wong @ 925-818-9332 if you are able to help.  Thank You in Advance.

 

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California Inland Fisheries Foundation, Inc., (CIFFI), is a volunteer operated, tax deductible 501 C3 non-profit foundation, incorporated in the State of California, dedicated to the enhancement of freshwater angling opportunities.  The cooperative efforts between CIFFI and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and many partners, provide necessary funding to sustain multiple species of fish in California’s lakes and reservoirs.  Founded in 1992, CIFFI is a success story in cooperative fishery management, beginning with Project Kokanee, and now providing assistance to many other projects.

Fisheries for NOW... and the Future!

 

California Inland Fisheries Foundation