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British Columbia’s Mega Mine Gold Rush Threatens Wilderness, Salmon, and the Outdoor Lifestyle in Southeast Alaska
Proposed gold mines in B.C. are setting the region’s wilderness history and its mining future on a collision course
In Unprecedented Move, Washington State Announces Full Emergency Closure of Steelhead Fishing on Coastal Rivers
Citing much lower-than-expected returns, WDFW and local tribes shut the entire Washington coast to steelhead fishing, starting in March
Angler Made $61,000 Last Year Catching Pikeminnow in the Columbia and Snake Rivers
Oregon and Washington are paying anglers bounties to catch and keep pikeminnow
Washington Hatchery Workers Spent Their Christmas Saving Nearly 4 Million Fish
Workers were alerted to a pump failure late on Christmas night that could have killed millions of young fish in the hatchery’s rearing ponds
B.C. Angler Releases 105-Pound Chinook Salmon That Could’ve Been a World Record
Gayle Gordon caught a likely IGFA all-tackle world record king salmon, then released it in front of dozens of other fishermen
Officials Close Sportfishing on Washington Coastal Rivers to Protect Steelhead
Anglers are now limited in their ability to fish from a boat, and many coastal rivers are closed to steelhead fishing this winter
Trout Unlimited Calls on Biden Administration to Save Snake River Salmon and Steelhead
The solution includes removing four dams on the lower Snake River to make the spring spawn easier for salmon and steelhead
Columbia River Salmon Reverse Migration Because the Water Is Too Hot
Tens of thousands of salmon are at risk of dying, thanks to the heat waves hitting the Pacific Northwest
Poachers Rob Spawning Oregon Steelhead
Steelhead were illegally taken from a collection site on Woodward Creek
Air Force Opens Six More Miles of California’s Dry Creek for Salmon and Steelhead Spawn
The USFWS and Air Force have joined forces to help salmon and trout