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State fish and wildlife officials announced on Wednesday a ban on wild spring Chinook harvests on the North and mainstem Umpqua rivers will take effect on February 1, 2024.
State fish and wildlife officials announced on Wednesday a ban on wild spring Chinook harvests on the North and mainstem Umpqua rivers will take effect on February 1, 2024.
Jun. 11—The Idaho Department of Fish and Game reports the state's 2020 wild steelhead returns dramatically exceeded expectations, but this year's wild spring chinook are underperforming both expectations and their hatchery cousins. Chinook Fisheries managers in the Columbia River Basin expected 75,200 spring chinook bound for tributaries upstream of Bonneville Dam to return this year. In ...