The Columbian

Lower Columbia River spring Chinook season gets another extension

With more spring Chinook salmon returning in the Columbia River, fishery managers in Washington and Oregon have extended the fishing season. From Rocky Point/Tongue Point upstream to Bonneville Dam ...
The Columbian

Spring chinook salmon fishing extended in Columbia River

Spring chinook salmon passage at Bonneville Dam is only at about 25 percent of the 10-year average for the date. (RICK BOWMER/Associated Press) The spring season for spring Chinook salmon and hatchery ...
Oregonian

Columbia River salmon fishing extended to Father’s Day

Columbia River spring chinook salmon anglers will have another few days to fish with an extended season, increased bag limits and expanded fishing areas. Oregon and Washington managers met Wednesday ...
Oregonian

Anglers get earlier reopening than expected for spring chinook on Columbia

The lower Columbia River will reopen to sport fishing Saturday for spring chinook salmon. Oregon and Washington biologists agreed to the reopening in a telephone meeting Wednesday. The river below ...
tdn

Spring chinook catch limit expanded to 2 per day on stretch of Columbia River

Starting Wednesday, the catch limit for spring chinook salmon will increase to two adult fish per day for Columbia River anglers fishing from the estuary to a point 300 miles upstream. With two weeks ...
Seattle Times

Spring chinook sport fishery on Lower Columbia moving at a snails pace, but commercial test fishery found good fish numbers of late

Not much change for spring chinook fishing along the Lower Columbia River, and I had a chance to get a first-hand look at the mighty river while crossing the I-5 Bridge on Friday and Sunday. Sure ...