Found Deceased CA - Teresa 'Terry' Blake, 58, Graeagle, 4 June 2017

Teresa “Terry” Marie Blake went missing at roughly 1:15 p.m. Sunday, June 4, from near Feather River Park Resort in Graeagle. The 58-year-old woman was driving a white 2016 ACURA RDX, which has since been located...

Blake left to go fishing on a bridge near the exit of Feather River Park Resort, but didn’t return.

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JerseyGirl said:

still missing: http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article154565279.html

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Blake went fishing by herself around 1:15 p.m. on a bridge by the exit for the Feather River Park Resort on Highway 89. Her family reported her missing when she failed to return four hours later.

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GigTu said:

I wonder if the keys to the car and her fishing equipment is missing. Would she walk upstream or downstream of the car? It's imperative that they get search dogs out there immediately.

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Her family is also up in Plumas County, where they were all on vacation until she went missing. Meanwhile, scores of friends in Woodland are hoping she will be found safe.

"We just want her back," friend Sue Sedale said. "The fact that she's gone missing from one of her favorite spots on this planet is frightening."

The avid angler was excited to visit the familiar vacation spot near Graeagle with her husband, son and daughter.

Her husband, Randy, says Blake would often go fishing alone and be gone for several hours.
"The side of the river they found her car on is not an area we typically frequent," Randy Blake said.

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Blakes picture is now posted all along Northern California's highways and beyond."Its all the way up to Grants Pass, all up and down Interstate 80 and Interstate 5," said Quiggle.Her image is now up at rest areas, inside truck stops, and at fast food joints.Blake went missing near her family cabin in the Plumas County community of Graeagle, after she went fishing and did not return. Her car was found nearby. Deputies say it was near highly traveled highway 70, leading them to ask her family to have her photo widely distributed.

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Prancy said:

In this article, her husband says that she was ecstatic due to both of her adult children coming home for a visit. One she had not seen in a long time. So, with this in mind, why would she go fishing alone? Why not either the kids come along or do an activity that they would also enjoy? I'm just trying to figure this out.

Husband also says that she's not very knowledgeable about fishing or on survivalist skills.

http://www.dailydemocrat.com/article/NI/20170609/NEWS/170609888

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