[…]Department of Fish and Game fishing regulations apply.) Find steelhead, catfish, blue gill, and Sacramento suckers among the fish population. Also look for bald eagles, osprey, and migratory birds around the lake. Dogs are allowed on leash on the trail, but watch for rattlesnakes and note that ticks present a […]
[…]your line for large-mouth and spotted bass, as well as steelhead, catfish, bass, bluegill, and Sacramento suckers. While you wait for the next nibble, stay on alert to see one of the reservoir’s three resident bald eagles fly by. Whale Rock Reservoir also includes three miles of hiking trails and […]
[…]time-honored reminder of the seaside community’s rich heritage. Traveling by covered wagon from Sacramento County to the coast, Cass settled in Cayucos in 1867 and soon put his savvy building skills to use. The developer is famous for constructing a cluster of structures in Cayucos, including a pier, store and […]
[…]from Europe and England. Captain Cass, born in England, made California his home in 1849, in Sacramento, as a merchant and miner. Upon his arrival at Cayucos Landing, he was soon engaged in trade and in landing and shipping merchandise. Through his enterprise and exertions the commodious wharf, warehouse and house were built. […]
