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Weather, water conditions look to make area waterfowl hunting fowl again (opens the original)
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Waterfowl hunters in southwest Washington, and all across the state, are looking ahead to the upcoming fall waterfowl hunting, and wondering if it will be as big a bust as last year. The lack of any real winter weather allowed the northern ducks to stay up in British Columbia and Alaska until the last weeks of the season. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
Recreationists oppose rescinding roadless rules (opens the original)
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The Department of Agriculture made an announcement on Aug. 18 that they plan to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, which prohibits road construction as well as timber harvesting on many federal forest lands. The proposal would eliminate this protection on nearly 45 million acres in 37 states, and includes nearly a third of the national forests across 10 Western states. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimi
Columbia River fall salmon tracking better than expected (opens the original)
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Fall salmon fishing continues to be hot across the lower Columbia River, and the schools are now moving upstream. The Buoy 10 catches of Chinook were so good that fisheries managers were forced to close the final week of the Chinook season to the retention of un-clipped, wild Chinook. Only hatchery Chinook may be retained. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
Buoy 10 salmon fishing going strong into final week (opens the original)
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They call it a “Coho Rodeo,” and the name is apt. Even the captain had to get involved with netting the feisty, crazy-fighting salmon when the deckhand couldn’t keep up. Fishing rods kept lighting up with the hard-hitting fish and any delay in netting them could mean the silvery torpedoes could easily throw the barbless hooks. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
Anglers get second chance with summer halibut season (opens the original)
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Anglers are getting a late-season chance to catch halibut. But there may be little enthusiasm for the fishery, given that it is peak season for salmon. Anglers are getting this second chance for halibut because the spring weather brought such rough conditions in the ocean that often the boats could not leave port. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
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