Wild spring chinook and steelhead from the Snake River continue to struggle while fall chinook are one of the bright spots in ...

Currently, according to the report, 42% of Snake River wild spring ... With that treaty, Columbia River tribes ceded their land for the promise to fishing rights within all usual and accustomed ...

Breaching the Snake River dams is one major way to protect ... for tribal harvest and recreational and commercial fishing, according to the report. In addition, tribal reintroduction efforts ...

A new draft report finds that breaching the four lower Snake River dams in Eastern Washington ... Basin has the potential to expand recreational fishing and generate up to $1 billion annually ...

If four Lower Snake River dams were breached to ... generate up to $1 billion in recreational fishing in rural communities, according to the report. Advertising Constraints on river operations ...

That draft report deemed it “essential” to Snake River stocks that the lower Snake ... balance the priorities of fishing communities; ensure a reliable, affordable, and carbon-free energy ...

The livelihoods of thousands of farmers would be put at risk if the four lower Snake River dams ... emergency services, the report said. Moving from barging on the river to truck and rail ...

As of Wednesday morning, more than 7,000 had arrived at Lower Granite, but all spring chinook salmon fishing on the Snake River will be ... and there have been some reports of 6-pounders.

But there are some optimistic signs for good fishing on South Fork of the Clearwater, Rapid River and lower Snake River ...

A summer spent fishing was lucrative for one ... pikeminnow they caught in the Columbia or Snake rivers. The Northern Pikeminnow Sport Report Program aims to reduce the number of pikeminnow ...