Great Lakes steelhead are ... Drop-backs have been in the river for close to six months, and they’ve become accustomed to it and its food sources. Rather than fishing flashy attractor flies ...

With a few deft moves, Ray Rhimer twists a length of .32-gauge stainless steel wire at his home office in the Clarkston Heights.

For decades, the return of salmon and steelhead to the Snake River Basin has been shifting away from wild-origin and to a great extent to hatchery-origin fish. According to Jay Hesse, fish ...

At its Tuesday meeting, the Commission rescinded its Snake River closure to hunting, fishing and trapping below the ...

The good news is that there is no longer a choice to make. The ice is gone, and the only fishing options are for the steelhead in the streams and the possibility of crappie schools moving into the ...

The program is meant to help reduce the native predator’s impact on salmon and steelhead in the Columbia River Basin.