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Fish that have been spotted in the river recently include native California hitch as well as non-native largemouth bass, Keats said.

But now the species faces a new threat: non-native largemouth bass — a voracious predator of humpback chub — who thrive in the warmer water that's being released from the diminished reservoir.

And so it has been, home as it is to largemouth bass, snakeheads, catfish and the occasional striped bass.

Each year, we catch fewer and fewer walleye, largemouth bass, striped bass and snakehead and more and more blue catfish.

It was the largemouth bass staring up at him from his sink that first sparked Flynn’s imagination.