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20 Aug 2016

Washington Wild Steelhead Gene Bank Rivers

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In August, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) designated the Nisqually and Elwha rivers as wild steelhead gene banks to help conserve wild steelhead populations. Under that designation, both rivers will be off-limits to releases of steelhead raised … Continued

pacific northwest, puget sound, rainbow trout, rivers, steelhead, trout, Washington
20 Aug 2016

Washington State Record Largemouth Bass

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A fishermen recently set a new state record for largemouth bass caught in Washington state waters, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). Bill Evans of Bothell caught the 12.53 pound bass Aug. 8 in Lake Bosworth … Continued

bass, black bass, largemouth bass, lures, state record fish, state records, tackle, wacky rigs, Washington, washington state
23 Jun 2016

2016 Washington Hatchery Sturgeon Season

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Beginning July 1, recreational anglers will have the opportunity to harvest hatchery sturgeon from Wanapum and Priest Rapids reservoirs, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). This is the first time in two decades that anglers will … Continued

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13 Apr 2016

Washington Lake Fishing 2016

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Fishing opportunities in Washington’s lowland lakes will begin on April 23, when the fishing season goes into full swing. To participate on opening weekend, Washington anglers must have an annual freshwater or combination fishing license valid through March 31, 2017. … Continued

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9 Mar 2016

Columbia River Non-Native Regulations

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As of March 3, anglers in Washington State can fish for bass, walleye, and channel catfish without daily catch or size limits from the mouth of the Columbia River 545 miles upstream to Chief Joseph Dam. An emergency rule approved … Continued

bass, channel catfish, endangered species, non-native species, salmon, steelhead, walleye, Washington, washington state

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