Salmon and steelhead fisheries in the mainstem Columbia and Snake rivers are cooperatively managed by the states of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, the Columbia River Treaty Tribes, and the federal government.
UPDATED: Columbia River spring chinook fishing dates set by state fishery managers today, and includes a 35-day lower mainstem season beginning this Monday
Steelhead management in Columbia & Snake river basins
Puget Sound Salmon and Steelhead Fisheries
Fishing report: Washington Columbia River mainstem, tributary sampling summary for May 2-8 - The Columbian
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SW WA, Lower Columbia, Hanford Fishing Report (10-18-22)
2024 Columbia River spring Chinook fishing seasons announced, Local
Looking to the Past to Build a More Sustainable Future: The
Steelheading to close on upper Columbia
ODFW seeks feedback on fish management in Columbia Basin, Deschutes River - DRC News & Resources
Fishing Report - Columbia Zone Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
Salmon and Steelhead Fisheries in the Mainstem Columbia River and
Columbia River Wild Steelhead Limbo - Going Lower than the Previous Lowest Return Since {1943} 2021 — The Conservation Angler