Olympic National Park Closing Queets, Salmon, Upper Quinault to Steelheading
To protect declining populations of wild steelhead, Olympic National Park is closing the Queets, Salmon, and Quinault Rivers to sport fishing on November 27, 2023. …
To protect declining populations of wild steelhead, Olympic National Park is closing the Queets, Salmon, and Quinault Rivers to sport fishing on November 27, 2023. …
On Aug. 15, the Forest Ministry informed operators in the Skeena watershed that while steelhead returns are low, the season will go ahead. The province …
According to this article, “no one knows for sure” what’s ailing Columbia River steelhead. The 2022 return of Columbia River steelhead surprised fisheries managers. But …
Well, this changes things. A petition to list Olympic Peninsula steelhead under federal Endangered Species Act protections has been accepted by the National Marine Fisheries …
A relatively small river with a huge impact, the Stillaguamish is at the leading edge of salmon declines and habitat conservation concerns in Washington state …
Bob Hooton with an analysis of the current state of Thompson steelhead. We’re deep enough into the annual returns of Interior Fraser Steelhead (IFS) to …
The WDFW shared their preliminary 2022-23 steelhead forecasts and regulation options during a recent virtual town hall.
In recent years, wild steelhead numbers have reached terrible new lows across much of their native range. Iconic rivers and watersheds like the Columbia and …
The number of steelhead returning to the Thompson and Chilcotin watersheds is the lowest ever recorded, according to a spawning population estimate by the provincial …
In October of 2021, the Wild Steelhead Coalition released “Wild Steelhead: Now or Never,” a campaign to provide a status report on the current state …