District Rivers Producing Good Chinook and Coho Catches, More to Come Tributary coho by Terry Otto Vancouver Metro Area The smoke from wildfires has kept many anglers at home, although there are plenty of fishers out chasing fall salmon in the Columbia and its tributaries. It is shaping up to be one of the best…
Columbia reopens Saturday, Cowlitz and Lewis are fair Chinook options too Vancouver Metro Area Smoky air has kept most sportsmen locked inside trying to draw a clean breath. A few die-hards have been out on the water, and for them the fishing has been improving. Chinook numbers crossing Bonneville Dam have been very good, and…
Covid-19 Update Anglers are still being asked to follow state guidelines and health advice for the COVID-19 pandemic by fishing in their local communities, traveling only with family or other members of their immediate household, and practicing physical distancing by keeping six feet apart. For updates on the pandemic, check the WDFW Covid-19 webpage HERE. 30# Buoy ten success/photo…
Covid-19 Update Anglers are still being asked to follow state guidelines and health advice for the COVID-19 pandemic by fishing in their local communities, traveling only with family or other members of their immediate household, and practicing physical distancing by keeping six feet apart. For updates on the pandemic, check the WDFW Covid-19 webpage HERE. Buoy ten success photo…
Covid-19 Update Anglers are still being asked to follow state guidelines and health advice for the COVID-19 pandemic by fishing in their local communities, traveling only with family or other members of their immediate household, and practicing physical distancing by keeping six feet apart. For updates on the pandemic, check the WDFW Covid-19 webpage HERE. Vancouver Metro Area With…
Cowlitz and Lewis Peaking, Prepare for Rolling Steelhead Closures Covid-19 Update Anglers are still being asked to follow state guidelines and health advice for the COVID-19 pandemic by fishing in their local communities, traveling only with family or other members of their immediate household, and practicing physical distancing by keeping six feet apart. For updates on the pandemic, check…
Covid-19 Update Anglers are still being asked to follow state guidelines and health advice for the COVID-19 pandemic by fishing in their local communities, traveling only with family or other members of their immediate household, and practicing physical distancing by keeping six feet apart. Anglers should keep a close eye on the WDFW Covid-19 update webpage, given that cases…
Covid-19 Update Anglers are still being asked to follow state guidelines and health advice for the COVID-19 pandemic by fishing in their local communities, traveling only with family or other members of their immediate household, and practicing physical distancing by keeping six feet apart. Anglers should keep a close eye on the WDFW Covid-19 update webpage, given that cases…
Covid-19 Update Anglers are still being asked to follow state guidelines and health advice for the COVID-19 pandemic by fishing in their local communities, traveling only with family or other members of their immediate household, and practicing physical distancing by keeping six feet apart. Anglers should also be prepared to change their plans if their first choice is too…
From the WDF&W web site, it looks like the agency is back in the creel checking business. Here is what they had to report from May 19th: Fishery Reports: Help is HERE! Terry Otto has produced a hybrid SW Washington fishing report for us this week. Hybrid in the sense that it’s a mix between what free subscribers…
