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The lower Columbia River is now closed to the retention of spring Chinook, at least until the mid-May run update, so anglers intent on continuing to fish for the highly prized salm...
There’s no better time than April to pound on these cult-classic gamefish The post Quick Strike Podcast: The Early-Season Salmon Bite Most Anglers Miss appeared first on Outdoor Li...
Your golden opportunity to win a Prime Time week on the Bulkley & Morice Rivers and support Native Fish Society. Donor: Frontier Steelhead Experience, Epic Waters Details: 1 a...
The Columbia River is opening again for spring Chinook salmon fishing, the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife announced Thursday.
Every year around May or June, the biggest stoneflies in the West start emerging along the banks of trout streams. Here are some tips on how to time and fish the salmonfly hatch Th...
Lower catch rates have resulted in the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife extending the spring Chinoook season in the Columbia River.
The spawn is now over, and the best walleye fishing of the year is taking place in The Dalles Pool of the Columbia River.
Every year we get quite a few calls and in person inquires about the shad run’s status on the Umpqua. Usually answered by checking the ODFW report and with: “uhh…they should be in...
Every spring, giant insects make their emergence from our rivers that they called home for the last 3-4 years. Many know these insects for their winged adult form, which brings fan...
The Castalia Hatchery is releasing year-old steelhead smolts into Lake Erie tributaries this week, with anglers encouraged to handle them gently as they acclimate to open waters be...
Saturday (April 25) is the spring trout opener across Washington, and thousands of anglers will gather at local lakes to try their hand at catching some of the millions of trout st...
Our long strange winter has come to pass and things are feeling a bit more on time. Flows are stabilizing, insects are hatching, flowers & trees are blooming, and trout are ris...
When someone in the Wilamette Valley mentions smallmouth fishing, most people assume that the South Umpqua is the destination. For those a little more daring, the John Day may come...
Some of the stocking has already happened, but there are still thousands of fish waiting to be transported...and then caught by you. Continue reading…
The March Brown hatch is known around the whole world, anglers and trout alike want patiently for the first large insect hatch of the year. Locally, in our Willamette Valley, that...
It was the summer of 1997, during the salmon-fishing season in the Prince William Sound, Alaska. Ryan Rogers was out on the water when word … Continue reading →
Who needs billfish? These domestic summer slams are for everyone The post 4 Affordable Summer Fishing Slams Anyone Can Do appeared first on Outdoor Life.
Washington’s pikeminnow fishery returns May 1, paying anglers up to $500 per fish to help protect salmon and steelhead. Continue reading…
A rainbow of scales sits out on an ice-covered table. The rich pink of freshly caught salmon is hard to replicate, and a true fish … Continue reading →
When: Friday, April 17th @ 5:00 PM Where: The Caddis Shop 168 West 6th ave. Eugene, OR 97401 Why: Learn about one of Oregon’s most iconic rivers, and an organization that advocates...
As more prescription and illicit drugs enter our waters, scientists are trying to understand what the consequences are for our native fish The post Salmon Swim Harder and Live Long...
Right now, native fish can make their way past the Trail Bridge Dam on the McKenzie River in two ways: Chinook salmon are trapped and … Continue reading →
After some convincing from his wife and fishing buddy, Bill Saunders certified his pikeminnow as a Washington record. The fish is now a pending world record, too The post Walleye F...
There are some places in Oregon that seem to live permanently in people’s memories. Maybe it’s the smell of pine trees warming in the summer sun. Maybe it’s the freezing mountain w...
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