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WDFW stocks 65,000 jumbo rainbow trout for Black Friday fishing
OLYMPIA — In a bid to encourage outdoor activity this Thanksgiving weekend, the Washington Department of Fish and …
Grant County Historical Society
The Grant County Historical Society has compiled several volumes of Grant County history. The books are available for purchase at the Historical Society Museum…
Fishing Magician Report - May 16th
Special hunt permits for fall animals due next week
It is difficult to think about the fall hunting season when the spring weather is just beginning to show signs of warming, but hunters need to pay attention.
Next lunch with the Troops is set for May 24
The April Lunch with the Troops event was a huge success with over 60 people attending at the Porterhouse Steakhouse. Rock 'n' Roll Legend and hunting enthusiast Ted Nugent called during the lunch to talk with the …
Wilson Creek history
The Rev. David H. Crawford compiled and published a history of families in and surrounding Wilson Creek titled, "Family Memories of Wilson Creek Area." The book was printed in 1978, which was the 75th anniversary o…
Pygmy rabbit recovery effort renewed in Basin
Renewed field efforts to recover endangered Columbia Basin pygmy rabbits are under way this spring in eastern Washington shrub-steppe habitat.
Fishing Magician Report - May 13th
I have found what the fishing for kokanee is like at Lake Chelan, and I am anxious to get down to Moses Lake or Potholes to do some walleye fishing soon.
Fishing Magician Report - May 11th
I finally made it to Lake Chelan to find out if the kokanee had moved into the lower basin, and if I could catch a few. They were in the lower basin and I did catch, just a few.
Columbia River - 4 days added to Spring Chinook season
Spring chinook fishery re-opens May 7 above Bonneville Dam
OLYMPIA - The fishery for hatchery-reared for four more days of fishing on a section of the Columbia River stretching 163.5 miles above Bonneville Dam.
Where the fish are: 2011 fishing prospects
The most constant factor in any opening day of fishing is the weather.
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Mounted in Alaska: Meet Tina
Two sections of Yakima River to open for spring chinook fishing