Tweet Effective date: Immediately through Jan. 31, 2021. Species affected: Salmon. Location: Palix River, from the Hwy. 101 Bridge to the mouth of the Middle Fork Rule: Salmon; min. size 12”. Daily limit 1. Release wild Chinook. Single-point barbless hooks required. Night closure in … Continue reading →
Tweet Posted: 13 Oct 2020 11:57 AM PDT Based upon California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) projections of the recreational fall Chinook salmon catch on the Klamath River, anglers will meet the Upper Klamath River adult fall Chinook salmon quota … Continue reading →
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Tweet In conjunction with the National Park Service, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources earlier this month stocked about 1,200 individual mussels into the Green River within Mammoth Cave National Park in southcentral Kentucky, in order to restore … Continue reading →
TweetAction: Opens retention of Coho salmon. Species affected: Salmon. Revised Columbia River areas, effective dates, and rules: Priest Rapids Dam to Rock Island Dam: Oct. 1 through Oct. 15, 2020. Daily limit six (6) salmon. Up to two (2) may be adult Chinook … Continue reading →
TweetAction: Increase daily limit of adipose clipped hatchery coho in areas of the mainstem Skagit River open to coho fishing. Effective date: Immediately through Oct. 31. Species affected: Coho Location: Skagit River (Skagit Co.) from the mouth to the Cascade River Road bridge in … Continue reading →
Tweet Action: Opens retention of coho salmon. Effective date: One hour before official sunrise on Oct. 1, through one hour after official sunset on Nov. 30, 2020. Species affected: Coho salmon. Locations: 1) From the closure signs located 800 feet upstream of the … Continue reading →
Tweet Action: Opens the Yakima River to fishing for salmon. Effective date: Thursday, Oct. 1 through Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020. Species affected: Chinook and coho salmon. Location: From the Hwy. 240 bridge in Richland (river mile 2.1) to the Grant Avenue Bridge in Prosser (river mile 47.0) approximately 1,000 feet downstream … Continue reading →
Tweet Chinook smolts have lost access to freshwater habitat. Photo: Rachel Johnson, NOAA Fisheries/University of California, Davis The manipulation of rivers in California is jeopardizing the resilience of native Chinook salmon. It compresses their migration timing to the point that … Continue reading →
Tweet Did you know that many names of our Texas rivers are rooted in Spanish, a language spoken by early explorers and settlers? Here are some river names that may surprise you with their meanings: Pedernales = flints Nueces = … Continue reading →
Tweet Join Us on the River! 2021 & 2022 Expedition Schedule Now Open We’re ready to get back to rafting, hiking, and explore beautiful and remote areas with our guests! 2020 has been a difficult year with COVID-19 keeping us … Continue reading →
TweetLow Salmon River Water Levels Prompt Actions; New Great Lakes Regulations and Recommendations in Effect DEC Encourages Anglers to Fish ‘SMART’ to Protect Resources and Other Anglers The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced actions underway … Continue reading →
Tweet Action: Allows a limited white sturgeon retention fishery. White sturgeon from 44-inches minimum to 50-inches maximum fork length may be retained. Effective date: Sept. 26, Sept. 29, and Oct. 3, 2020. Species affected: White sturgeon Locations: The Columbia River from the Wauna Powerline … Continue reading →
TweetThe Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has relaxed the fishing regulations at Upper Decatur/Tieville Bend and Louisville Bend in Monona County. Low water levels in the Missouri River have trapped fish in these areas and water levels are continuing … Continue reading →
Tweet Based upon California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) projections of the recreational fall Chinook salmon catch on the Klamath River, anglers will meet the Lower Klamath River adult fall Chinook salmon quota below the Highway 96 Bridge … Continue reading →
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Tweet A mission dating back decades finally became a reality in 2016 when the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund provided funding to create a laboratory-based propagation facility, CAMP – The Center for Aquatic Mollusk Programs. Over the last 4 … Continue reading →
TweetOLYMPIA – Anglers will be able to catch and keep white sturgeon on a portion of the lower Columbia River during two upcoming Saturdays in September, state fishery managers announced today. Managers from Washington and Oregon agreed to open the … Continue reading →
Tweet Dam removals and fish passage construction have opened up new habitat in Maine’s Sheepscot River for sea-run fish, including endangered Atlantic salmon. Atlantic salmon leaps upstream In 2019, we celebrated two habitat restoration milestones on Maine’s Sheepscot River, where fish … Continue reading →
