If Fish Could TalkFishing Conservation
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Tuna With a Drone
This novel use of drones is a promising way to remotely monitor these hard-to-see fish. From NOAA Fisheries
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5 tips for outdoors fun
If you're planning to head outdoors for the holiday weekend, check out these tips
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Free Fishing Days for 2020
Have you ever felt the excitement of watching your bobber suddenly jiggle, then dive out of sight? Or feeling the tap-tap-tap of a bass as it tastes the worm on the end of your line?
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Clear Lake Named Best Bass Fishery of Decade
Anglers can expect to consistently catch big bass in a fishery where an average bass weighs in at over 5 pounds. In fact, a bass over 16 pounds was landed at Clear Lake last year.
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Trout Migrations
Migrations of a Roving "Bull Trout" Salmon and steelhead are famous for their amazing migrations, but trout and char can pull off some pretty impressive migrations as well.
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New trout catch-and-release state record
Hoping to catch a large trout, Tom came prepared with a tape measure and camera and captured the moment to document the catch.
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Columbia River Closure
The closure includes the mainstem Columbia River downstream of the Oregon-Washington border (approximately 17 miles upstream of McNary Dam).
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Illegal shark fin sales in a Portland grocery store
Illegal shark fin sales in a Portland grocery store marks the first conviction under an Oregon law that prohibits possession, sale, trade or distribution of shark fins.
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20 Million Young Salmon Released
These fish will return as adults to Central Valley tributaries to spawn in two to five years.
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Anglers Avoid Spawning Lampreys
Upon returning to freshwater to spawn, adult sea lamprey are non-parasitic and die shortly after spawning, and their carcasses play a critical role in cycling important marine nutrients into freshwater ecosystems.
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Data for Steelhead Research
Now that spring steelhead fishing has concluded around the state, we wanted to take a moment and update you
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Chinook Season Opener
Fishing for Chinook Salmon in the Upper Salmon River will be open three days per week;
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State fish managers have decided to cancel the next subsistence harvest
The openings were canceled to allow more king and chum salmon
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Historic Great American Outdoors Act
The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation applauds Senate passage of the Great American Outdoors Act.
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NOAA officially launched
NOAA Fisheries Now Partners with Saltwater Recreational Fishers Anglers motoring a boat in California's Sacramento Delta at sunrise.
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National Go Fishing Day Approaches June 18
Californians Rediscovering Joys, Health Benefits of Fishing as National Go Fishing Day Approaches
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New Habitat with Water Flow, not Bulldozers Created with Hydraulic Carving
Rather than concrete or rip-rap, managers used branches and root wads to direct the streams flow.
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Scale samples to help inform future fish stocking
Anglers harvesting large rainbow trout at Diamond Lake are asked to provide ODFW with scale samples to help inform future fish stocking
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Art Contest Winner Announced "Invader Crusader"
Wildlife Forever and Title Sponsor Bass Pro Shops, is proud to honor 7th grade, Pennsylvania artist, Tilden Abercrombie with the prestigious Invader Crusader award. Tilden chose to highlight an invasive sea lamprey attached to a Brook Trout for this year’s contest.
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New Record Flathead Catfish
My previous biggest catch was 37 pounds and this one made that one look small
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