Pacific Northwest Fishing Reports

Due to COVID - 19 concerns the upcoming razor clam digs have been closed due to health concerns. The scheduled digs from March 20th through 23rd are no longer...

WDFW is reducing the limit on adult salmon to one effective March 16th, due to expected low returns to the Wind River. Make sure to read the notice for additional information...

WDFW has reduced the salmon limit to a single adult fish, this is due to expected low returns of Spring Chinook to the system. Please read the notice for additional information...

Due to changes in the run timing of returning hatchery steelhead to Salmon Creek (Clark County), WDFW is extending the season from March 16th through May 22, 2020. Make sure to read the notice to explain the regulations...

Due to low returns of Spring Chinook returning to Drano Lake, WDFW has decided to lower the daily limit to a single adult fish. This regulation takes effect March 16th...

Here's a little run down on Washington's ocean salmon fisheries for this upcoming year. This is a time that you can comment on these proposals...

The allowable sturgeon harvest guidelines have been surpassed on the John Day Pool, therefore WDFW is closing the fishery but will still allow C & R...

Here's a little run down on this years salmon forecasts. Overall, it points to seasons that will be more constrained than last year. Perhaps other fisheries will be on your horizon for 2020...

Once again due to lower than expected steelhead returns the Willapa Bay tributaries will close to all fishing. Are you surprised? Not Me...