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Outings
Monday: Sierra Club Burnt Bridge Creek cycle outing, 9 a.m., 15 miles on two urban bike trails in Vancouver, helmet required, no ride if raining. Advance registration by 5 p.m. Aug. 30. Contact: Lehman Holder, 360-944-7957, or tripsguy@aol.com.

Sept. 7:

Out & About
Volunteers needed to help
clean up state coastal parks ILWACO — Volunteers are needed to clean up Washington’s state park coastal beaches on Sept. 20 and 21.

The state parks agency will waive camping fees for cleanup participants on Sept. 19 a...

State adds hound hunt in Klickitat County
Cougar hunting rules in Klickitat County will change beginning Sept. 9.

Under current rules, hunters can hunt cougars without the use of dogs with any type of weapon through March 15.

But, a new hunt approved earlier this month by the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commis...

Fishing report
Fall chinook fishing between Tongue Point and Bonneville Dam opens Monday, with excellent catches anticipated as a result of plenty of fish in the lower Columbia and conducive water temperatures.

Why such optimism?

Catches at Buoy 10 were very good on Saturday and decen...

Hatchery plan cuts Washougal River salmon
ALLEN THOMAS/The Columbian,p.
Trollers in the Lady Island area average catching about 340 coho a year.

WASHOUGAL — Chinook and coho salmon releases in the Washougal River will be reduced by 70 percent or more as part of a hatchery reprogramming effort to boost wild fish recovery in lower Columbia River tributaries.

Releases of fall chinook in the Washougal will be cut from 4 mill...

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