ODFW investigates accidental fish kill at local hatchery
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife concluded that hundreds of thousands of fry were accidentally killed at the Cole Rivers Hatchery.
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife concluded that hundreds of thousands of fry were accidentally killed at the Cole Rivers Hatchery.
A newly passed Congressional spending bill contains 145 community-initiated projects in Oregon. One Eugene agency describes plans to use its allocation.
TRAIL — After three years in the ocean and a grueling 157-mile swim up the Rogue River, all these spring chinook salmon want to do is spawn till they die. The wild chinook are pairing off in the river...
GOLD HILL — Early morning’s light had yet to crest the hills one late May morning when Chris Hacker cast a chartreuse bead into the salmon-loving waters of the Rogue River’s Hayes Falls. The line stop...
Hatchery chinook Last Friday’s River Outlook in the Oregon Outdoors section noted that so far this spring, 1,637 chinook salmon have returned to the hatchery at Cole Rivers, and that number is “ ...