Blue Line Outdoors

09/22/2026

From the field: We received this photo and a request to replace a well-worn BLO hat after what appears to be a sweaty opening weekend for deer hunting.

Anyone have a photo of one of our hats that beats this one?

09/20/2026

We recently hosted a group of Deputies for a day of salmon fishing with 2 nights lodging at a riverfront property in Red Bluff.

Dinners were graciously provided by volunteers through the Tehama County Sheriff's Office.

The food was great, the company was excellent, and everyone got to experience a section of river they've never seen before. The salmon fishing did not pan out to be as good as we hoped, however, it's not entirely about the 'catching' at the end of the day.

These fellas have seen some stuff and it was an honor to do something for them.

This trip was actually a significant milestone for us as we have now served over 500 individuals since this journey officially began. We have only been able to accomplish that through the generosity of our community, commitment of the volunteers, and support from our families. Thank you to everyone who has helped us serve, and served along with us!

07/17/2026

Our group of Deputies took advantage of the king salmon season that just opened up on the Sacramento River yesterday! These fish were challenging to hook and fought incredibly hard. Congrats on reeling in some incredible salmon!!

06/04/2026

This week we hosted a group of Deputies on a 3 day, 2 night retreat at a private ranch in south Shasta County. These Deputies were recently involved in several critical incidents.

The property had a lodge, pool, trout pond, bass pond, and a trout stream for everyone to roam about, kick back in the shade, or try their hand at fishing.

Night one's dinner was hosted by the shasta County Sheriff's k9 team. Volunteers drove up to the ranch and put together a great meal for everyone.

For day 2, we arranged for Jason Lozano at 530outfitters to host a fly casting clinic for the group first thing in the morning. His instruction had everyone's confidence boosted in short order. Not long after, the first fly-caught trout started hitting the net at the trout pond.

Meanwhile, at the bass pond, the fellas were getting fish just about every cast it seemed...

Throughout the trip everyone had free roam of the property and waters with very little obligation to be anywhere or do anything at a particular time. Low speed...

Kevin came through in a big way with meal planning and ex*****on along with many, many other duties and staying on site; first to show, last to go.... Thanks to Kenny for jumping in and handling whatever needed doing!

Thank you to the many donors who are contributing financially to make these events possible. Without that backing; this kind of retreat is just not possible!

02/24/2026

We are currently in the process of building a website and could use a little help...

If you are an Officer that has participated in one of our trips, we are looking for a few testimonials to add. Send us a message here, or by email [email protected]

Thank you!

01/13/2026

Thank you Never Forgotten Games for the continued support.

💙 Gratitude in Action 💙
Today we had the privilege of presenting a $2,500 donation to our friends at Blue Line Outdoors— an incredible organization that honors and uplifts the law enforcement community through the healing power of the outdoors.

Their mission speaks directly to the heart of what the Never Forgotten Games are all about: honoring those who serve, building community, and creating meaningful connections beyond the uniform.

To everyone who competed, volunteered, and supported the Games — this is what your effort helped make possible. Thank you for standing with us in remembering the fallen and supporting the living.

01/09/2026

A note about appreciation on L.E Appreciation Day:

About 90% of the officers we've hosted through BLO are from outside shasta/tehama counties, however, that's where about 75% of the events have taken place so far.

Local businesses, individuals, POA's, guides, local Deputies/Officers/spouses have been incredibly supportive and generous. Not 1 single person has EVER questioned whether the participants are local or why they are on trips with us. These folks support and genuinely care about our LE no matter where they hail from and are excited to share the outdoor resources Northern CA has to offer. I could probably argue that many, many other communities are similar.

Many donors and volunteers have traveled from great distances, and at the expense of their own time and money, over and over again, with never a question whether the participants are from a particular agency, area, special unit, or have been involved in a particular incident. I believe this speaks to a deep appreciation that does not always have a conduit to flow through.

There is a great appreciation for what the men and women of Law Enforcement do every day, not just on "that day". It's not always obvious when you are out there pulling a beat and dealing with so many people who are having a terrible day, however, over the course of the last several years, we have witnessed appreciation come in many different forms from very diverse demographics with many community members stating they want to help; want to show appreciation, but just don't know how or what is appropriate.

Believe me, when we first started doing this, you'd be hard pressed to find someone more cynical than me about support and appreciation. These days my perspective has changed a bit. Yes, the haters are the loudest, and being constantly blasted with that negativity is toxic! To all the coppers out there trust me when I tell you there are good people that truly support LE but just aren't loud about it.... -Jason