GARNET WILSON
Herald Outdoor Writer
Recent Stories
Fishing on opener lakes still good
Fishing opener Tuesday, Martha and Caliche lakes are good bets
The weather, it all depends upon the weather.
Local geocaching chapter looking for members
Simply put, the sport of Geocaching is the finding of treasures by using a GPS. It's fun and we are glad to see Jim Turner push for a local chapter. Read on.
Master Hunter applications accepted until February
Cindy Carpenter provides update on YOU program
How do new worthwhile programs get started? Cindy Carpenter will
Steelhead still hot on Upper Columbia
Anton Jones has been busy on the Upper Columbia River and Rufus Woods Lake. Read on.
Colockum elk winter range closures subject of Jan. 6 meeting
Fish and Wildlife staff will discuss Colockum elk herd research
Cold weather requires extra precautions
Last week Region Two wildlife Biologist, Ephrata District, Rich
Northern ducks expected this weekend or soon
Duck hunters enjoy hunting the local ducks, all right, but they excitedly await the arrival of the northern ducks. They may be here this weekend or are expected to arrive shortly.
Late modern firearm deer season underway, runs through Nov. 19
The late modern firearm deer season began a week ago, Nov. 6, and will continue through next Friday, Nov. 19 in Game Management Units 105 through 124, which is the northeastern part of the state. This hunt is for white-tailed deer only and any buck is legal.
First deer report suggests below average harvest
The first report from the opening weekend of modern firearm
Safety tip leftovers important reading, following
The following safety tips are leftover from Thursday's outdoors column. Read them and share them with your hunting buddies.
First fall general turkey season begins tomorrow
The first two of three fall turkey seasons begins tomorrow and
Anglers catching steelhead, salmon in Brewster area
Here is a recap of the open areas for steelhead and salmon
Lake Wenatchee sockeye fishery still open; closes Aug. 31
There are still sockeye to be caught on Lake Wenatchee, according to Fish and Wildlife, but the season is scheduled to close Aug. 31 at one hour after sunset.
Mike finds hot fishing at Banks Lake, salmon slows
From Anton Jones of Darrel & Dad’s Family Guide Service:
Lake Wenatchee sockeye fishery opens again, for now
Last Saturday Fish and Wildlife reopened the sockeye fishing.
Six attend Fish and Wildlife meeting
Four citizens and two Fish and Wildlife fish biologists attended
Moose on the loose in the Columbia Basin this month
Never did we imagine we would be writing about what to do in the
Second fishing opener scheduled for next week
Region Two Fish Manager Jeff Korth has sent along the prospects
Cougar caught asleep in George back yard
Tranquilized, released
GEORGE — A 113-pound male cougar was found sleeping on a patio in George.