Month: January 2019

Apply for a spring bear hunt by Feb. 10—including the SW Oregon tag which is now controlled like all other spring bear hunts....

Washington lawmakers continue to introduce fish- and wildlife-related bills, and several of note were dropped this week, some more serious than others....

A bill that would add that bright color as a second option to orange, which riflemen and some other hunters must swaddle themselves in partially while afield, had a public hearing in Olympia this afternoon....

If Washington's legislature is back in town, so is the Olympia Outsider™! Well, mostly anyway, what with the restraining order and all, but boy have lawmakers been busy so far at the state capitol!...

The idea that we can save Puget Sound's starving orcas by just stopping salmon fishing for a few years once again reared its misinformed head, this time in a big-city newspaper piece....

A disabled Lake Roosevelt angler and local officials are concerned that access to a good fishing hole just above Grand Coulee Dam might be reduced or even lost entirely....

Congratulations, Jason Bauer, you’ve died and gone to heaven. True, heaven will look a lot like the state fairgrounds in midwinter, but on the flip side there are scones – not to mention a giant walleye tank and the smells of...

A U.S. District Court Judge in Portland today upheld the August findings of a Pendleton Magistrate Judge, siding with the Oregon Hunters Association (OHA) and other groups who filed suit to stop the U.S. Forest Service from building an additional 137...