Likely no fishing for lower Columbia spring chinook in 2009 - The Olympian

Likely no fishing for lower Columbia spring chinook in 2009 The Olympian, WA - Nov 19, 2008 By Allen Thomas | The Vancouver Columbian • Published November 19, 2008 It's not official yet, but very likely there will be no spring chinook salmon ... Spring chinook allocation proposal pleases no one The Columbian all 4 news articles

Fishing | Winter steelhead show up early - Seattle Times

Fishing | Winter steelhead show up early Seattle Times, United States - 16 hours ago A few chinook were also caught at Browns Bay, Southworth, Manchester and the Tacoma area. Fair chum fishing at Hoodsport in Hood Canal, but tribes are ... Outdoors Report: Signs improve as rivers shape up Seattle Post Intelligencer all 4 news articles

» Crabbing still good - Umpqua Post

» Crabbing still good Umpqua Post, OR - 1 hour ago Those late-run Chinook streams along the southern Oregon coast have been giving up some very good salmon fishing, dependent upon the river conditions, ...

State's fish in 'serious trouble,' study says - Ventura County Star

State's fish in 'serious trouble,' study says Ventura County Star, CA - 15 hours ago Among the imperiled species are 12 kinds of coho and Chinook salmon that now populate streams and rivers from the Central Coast to the Klamath River, ... California's trout, salmon species face greater threat, study finds Sacramento Bee State's salmon and trout floundering Times-Standard Most state native game fish face extinction San Francisco Chronicle San Jose Mercury News - Bay Area Indymedia all 52 news articles

Outdoors Forecast - The Oregonian - OregonLive.com

Outdoors Forecast The Oregonian - OregonLive.com, OR - 16 hours ago Crab are being caught in Winchester Bay, and jetty fishing has been fair. Upriver, with smallmouth bass and chinook fishing done, coho are picking up the ... Applications open for Columbia sport, commercial fishing advisory ... Statesman Journal all 2 news articles