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Columbia River to reopen for spring Chinook fishing below Bonneville Dam
…rom Washington and Oregon on Wednesday agreed to reopen the lower Columbia River for recreational spring Chinook fishing beginning today (May 12).
DOH issues health advisory regarding sturgeon in lower Columbia River
…uing a health advisory for consumption of sturgeon from the lower Columbia River, which extends from the mouth of Columbia upriver to the Bonneville Dam.
Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge to reopen May 1
…e largest habitat restoration project in the history of the lower Columbia River, Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge reopens to the public on May 1.
Portion of lower Columbia River to reopen to salmon fishing Saturday
The section of the Columbia River from Warrior Rock to Bonneville Dam will open beginning Saturday to retention of Chinook and hatchery coho.
Sturgeon fishing to open May 10 in Columbia River estuary
…tunity to catch and retain legal-size white sturgeon in the lower 40 miles of the Columbia River.
Commission approves modifications to its Columbia River salmon fishery policy
…w the use of gillnets during the fall salmon fishery on the lower Columbia River while state fishery managers work with their Oregon counterparts to develop a joint long-term policy for shared waters.
Summer chinook fishery reopens on the lower Columbia River
…pened Friday and is scheduled to run through July 31 on the lower Columbia River.
Anglers must release adult chinook salmon starting July 1 on the lower Columbia River
Starting Sat., July 1, anglers fishing the lower Columbia River must release any adult summer chinook salmon they intercept under new rules approved Wednesday by fishery managers from…
Steelhead fishery in lower Columbia delayed by slow salmon returns
…head and jack chinook salmon, stretching from Rocky Point upriver to the Interstate 5 Bridge, is closed until further notice.
No need to wait until spring to catch fish, observe wildlife
Temperatures are warming, birds are singing and the lower Columbia River will soon be teeming with spring chinook salmon. Spring is still a ways off, but February offers plenty of opportunitie…
Oregon’s decision to abandon long-standing agreement with Washington compromises salmon and integrity
…s recent decision removes all commercial gill nets from the lower Columbia River during …