coho salmon

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has released its forecast for salmon returning to the Upper Columbia River this year. WDFW collaborates annually with the state's tribes to produce the forecast. This year's projections include the return of nearly 85,000 summer Chinook and over 272,000 fall Chinook, which are similar numbers to the past three years...

The Coho salmon season begins tomorrow in a couple of North Central Washington spots. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife says anglers can start keeping catches of Coho on Thursday between Priest Rapids Dam and Rocky Reach Dam, though there are different limits depending on where you are ...

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife opened portions of the Icicle River to Coho Salmon retention over the weekend. Anglers can keep the fish, and only Coho salmon, through the end of the month from the closure signs located 800 feet upstream of the mouth of the river to 500 feet downstream from the Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery Barrier Dam...