Stopping the threat of invasive Northern Pick to Columbia River salmon species
Northern pike are some of the most troubling aquatic invasive species in the Northwest. So far, they haven’t made it[…]
Read moreNorthern pike are some of the most troubling aquatic invasive species in the Northwest. So far, they haven’t made it[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – Anglers who fish for salmon and steelhead in the Columbia River basin will no longer be required to[…]
Read moreSALEM, Ore.—The Commission adopted Pacific halibut and ocean salmon regulations at a meeting today in St Helens. Catch limits[…]
Read moreMore spring Chinook may return as adult salmon in a few years thanks to a new agreement negotiated by[…]
Read morePhoto Credit: Columbia River Fishing Guide Buddy Dupell ROHNERT PARK, Calif. – Washington anglers can expect a mixed bag[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – A section of the lower Columbia River will again reopen for two days of recreational spring chinook[…]
Read moreSALEM, Ore. – Oregon’s Fish Screening Task Force will meet Friday, April 19, at ODFW Headquarters in Salem, 4034 Fairview[…]
Read moreVANCOUVER, Wash. – Fish managers have developed options for Washington’s ocean salmon fisheries that reflect concerns over chinook stocks[…]
Read moreWashington Department of Fish and Wildlife- LONG BEACH – The courtroom testimony of more than 25 witnesses and work by[…]
Read moreSPOKANE – The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission has agreed to allow the use of gillnets during the fall salmon[…]
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