There was exactly one tagged northern pike swimming in Washington’s Pend Oreille River reservoirs for last weekend’s PikePalooza, and despite poor fishing weather and a low likelihood it would be hooked, it was.
Kalispel Tribe fishery managers, who run the …read more…
One thing I learned while doing those articles on Wallowa Lake kokanee a couple years ago was this: When it comes to the landlocked salmon, you’re either catching a few big ones or a lot of small ones, but in …read more…
(OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE PRESS RELEASE)
In one of the biggest conservation efforts of its kind in Oregon, the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife mailed 3,500 packages containing a device to help saltwater anglers conserve rockfish and …read more…
(GLEN MENDEL, WDFW FISHERIES BIOLOGIST, VIA MADONNA LUERS)
The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) met and did not change the run prediction from the reduced estimate they made the previous week (107,500). They will meet again next Tuesday to reconsider the …read more…
(WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE PRESS RELEASE)
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) fish managers will present information and take public input on proposed Tucannon River steelhead management changes at a meeting in Dayton on May 29.
The driver of the BMW with the basic Washington plate that says the car GOES211, the elk hunter whose wildlife plate proclaims him an ELKNUT and the Coug with the new red WSU plate that reads ARRRGH — those are …read more…
Improving forage quality and quantity for elk and other wildlife is the focus of 2013 grants from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation for the state of Oregon. The grants total $215,790 and directly affect …read more…
(WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE PRESS RELEASE)
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will host a public meeting June 4 in Vancouver, Wash., to begin the process of developing steelhead management plans for four tributaries to the …read more…