Forecast indicates improved coho salmon numbers as managers begin to develop this year’s fishing seasons
OLYMPIA – Fishery managers estimate higher numbers of coho salmon will return to Washington’s waters in 2019 compared to[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – Fishery managers estimate higher numbers of coho salmon will return to Washington’s waters in 2019 compared to[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission has signaled its support for state fishery managers’ plans to consider[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – The public is invited to attend a meeting scheduled this month by members of the Washington and[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will discuss the management of Columbia River fisheries Nov. 1-3, which will[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – Up to 2.75 million fall chinook fry are headed to the Minter Creek Hatchery in Pierce County[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – As many as 6.2 million chinook salmon fry died last weekend when a windstorm cut power to[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has authorized Cooke Aquaculture to transport about 800,000 juvenile[…]
Read moreWDFW FISHING RULE CHANGE Action: The Snake River will open for harvest of fall chinook: Daily limit 6. Release all[…]
Read moreOLYMPIA – Citing the risk of fish disease transmission, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has denied permission[…]
Read moreColumbia River Salmon Fishing Trips with St Laurent Guide Service CLACKAMAS, Ore. – Oregon and Washington fishery managers have[…]
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