Columbia River spring Chinook projections are up for 2022
Washington and Oregon have announced their spring and summer salmon run forecasts, and there is reason for optimism in the numbers.
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Washington and Oregon have announced their spring and summer salmon run forecasts, and there is reason for optimism in the numbers.
Fishing reports for waters in southwest Washington, including the Columbia River and tributaries as reported to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife on June 1.
2021 salmon fishing seasons await final decision North of Falcon process also sets quotas for various species By TERRY OTTO, For The Columbian Published: April 7, 2021, 6:30pm Share: 4 Photos Guide Matt Eleazer of East Fork Outfitters and a client with a Columbia River fall chinook. Anglers can expect more opportunity to catch both fall and summer chinook this year, with improved returns expected. (Photo courtesy Matt Eleazer of East Fork Outfitters) Photo Gallery The North of Falcon (NOF) process is in the act of finishing up, and the 2021 salmon seasons are being fl...