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Limits on this beautiful morning!! We got spots open fish on!

Pretty awesome morning! 21 anglers caught limits of rock fish and 44 ling cod before noon! Mother nature really settled down, sunny and beautiful day!

Great first day of the season for us. Even though it was about freezing outside the fishing was hot! 10 anglers caught 83 Rockfish, 24 Lingcod and 1 Cabazon by 11:40! Limits for crew and all. The weather is beautiful

Great first day, 25 fishing landed 175 mostly Black Rockfish, 54 Lingcod and 2 Cabezon. This 23.55 lb Ling won the weekend derby!

Great day! 39 Lings and 130 Rockfish. Limits and a little for the crew.

OLYMPIA – Razor clam diggers can round up their shovels, clam guns and tubes for a four-day dig beginning March 20. State shellfish managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) approved a dig on evening low tides after

Well it's that time of year! She is all cleaned up and ready to go. Plenty of room available Sunday through Friday. Call Deepsea charters at 3602689300/ 18005620151 or you can book online at www.deepseacharters.net. Hope to see you soon,

Action: Reduces the adult salmon daily limit to 1 fish on days and in locations open for salmon retention in the Wind River. Location and effective date:  From the mouth to 400 feet downstream of Shipherd Falls fish ladder:  Effective March

Action: Reduces the adult salmon daily limit to 1 fish, on days and in locations open for salmon retention in the Klickitat River. Location and Effective date:  From the mouth (Burlington Northern Railroad Bridge) to Fisher Hill Bridge: effective April 1, 2020

Action: Reduces the adult salmon daily limit to 1 fish in Drano Lake. Effective date: March 16, 2020 until further notice Species affected: Chinook Location: In the waters downstream of markers on point of land downstream and across from Little White Salmon National

OLYMPIA – A number of rule changes affecting Washington sturgeon fisheries went into effect beginning Monday, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) announced. The changes, approved by the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission at its December meeting in Bellingham,

ROHNERT PARK, Calif. - Fishery managers have developed options for Washington's ocean salmon fisheries that reflect low numbers of coho salmon predicted to return this year. The three options for ocean salmon fisheries were approved Monday for public review by the Pacific