If a WDFW staffer's analysis of a decade's worth of bass tournament catches spiked your interest in hitting Lake Osoyoos, we have a few more details to add about it and other hot spots....
More details are coming out about Washington's potential 2019 river salmon fisheries and WDFW is looking for public input on them as North of Falcon comes to a boil over the next two weeks....
I always wonder where my opening day will take me as I try to think of new options, consider revisiting old haunts and wondering what the new season might have in store....
Even though winter struck late and stuck around into March, Annemarie Prince, WDFW’s District 1 wildlife biologist, doesn’t think it will impact turkey numbers....
The Olympia Outsider™ has been taking his name very literally, soaking up some serious ray-age the past few days, but back indoors Washington lawmakers have been busy girls and boys in the halls of power, amending, debating and voting on all...
As a major organization in the Northwest fishing world now openly urges its members to oppose WDFW's fee increase proposal because of the Fish and Wildlife Commission's Columbia reforms vote last weekend, the head of Washington's agency has issued an extraordinary...
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission late this morning voted in favor of a joint-state subpanel's recommendation to decrease recreational salmon fishing allocations on the Columbia and keep gillnetters on the big river....
Supporters of Columbia River salmon reforms are urging anglers to get in touch with fishery overseers and one state's lawmakers after a subpanel of the Oregon and Washington Fish and Wildlife Commissions this week voted to revert to 2016 benchmarks....