Washington Combats Invasive Zebra Mussels in Lakes

Mussels have become a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems across the United States, and in Washington, the invasive zebra mussel is at the forefront of this challenge. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has initiated a robust campaign aimed at eradicating these invaders from Lake Chelan, launching a plan with an impressive budget … Read more

Washington Sees Unexpected Spring Salmon Run Increase

Many anglers and conservationists are celebrating a surprising 20% increase in spring Chinook salmon runs along Washington’s Columbia River in 2025. This unexpected surge has delighted fishing enthusiasts and experts alike, prompting state officials to raise catch limits and encourage recreational fishing. By leveraging data from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, they aim … Read more

Washington Proposes New Salmon Fishing Closures

Most anglers will be impacted by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s proposal to close certain salmon fisheries in 2025 due to significantly low fish returns. They have outlined the need for these closures to ensure the sustainability of salmon populations, which are experiencing serious declines. He, she, and they recognize the importance of … Read more