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Salmon Creek & Felida

State to debut new wildlife license system

December 13, 2016, 6:02am Outdoors

No hunting or fishing licenses will be available for purchase on Sunday to allow for conversion Read story

Washington and Oregon officials will attempt to negotiate their differences regarding gillnetting in the lower Columbia River.

Sportsmen, commercials feud over Columbia River reforms

Washington and Oregon officials will attempt to negotiate their differences regarding gillnetting in the lower Columbia River.

December 10, 2016, 5:33pm Clark County News

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission hears widely differing testimony regarding proposed salmon management changes Read story

Spring chinook caught in the lower Columbia River are considered among the finest eating salmon in the world.

Columbia spring chinook forecast down slightly

Spring chinook caught in the lower Columbia River are considered among the finest eating salmon in the world.

December 9, 2016, 2:15pm Clark County News

State, federal, tribal biologists predicting a run of 160,400 spring salmon destined for waters upstream of Bonneville Dam Read story

Hearing slated Saturday on Columbia River salmon fishing reforms

December 8, 2016, 6:04am Clark County News

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will take testimony in Olympia regarding proposal to prioritize sport fishing, eliminate gillnets Read story

Dick Borneman of Vancouver with a string of walleye taken last weekend from the upper end of The Dalles pool of the Columbia River near Rufus, Ore.

Fishing report 12/08

Dick Borneman of Vancouver with a string of walleye taken last weekend from the upper end of The Dalles pool of the Columbia River near Rufus, Ore.

December 8, 2016, 6:02am Clark County News

Winter steelhead fishing remains slow, but walleye angling near John Day Dam still productive Read story

Sarah Bunn and her daughter Parker, 2, enjoy the swings Saturday as the Felida Neighborhood Association officially opens Sorenson Park.

Sorenson Park celebrated

Sarah Bunn and her daughter Parker, 2, enjoy the swings Saturday as the Felida Neighborhood Association officially opens Sorenson Park.

December 7, 2016, 6:03am Clark County News

Neighbors, volunteers and community activists, some who have spent years lobbying for the cause, gathered Saturday to officially open and celebrate the county’s newest neighborhood park. Read story

Orchards resident John Schumacher is pictured Wednesday at his home with his 10-year-old dogs Max, left, and Faith. Schumacher is preparing to move into an assisted living center and must find a new home for his dogs. A Salmon Creek man is interested in adopting the dogs.

Dog update: Max, Faith may have new home

Orchards resident John Schumacher is pictured Wednesday at his home with his 10-year-old dogs Max, left, and Faith. Schumacher is preparing to move into an assisted living center and must find a new home for his dogs. A Salmon Creek man is interested in adopting the dogs.

December 2, 2016, 8:39pm Clark County News

Max and Faith may have found a new home. Read story

Washington and Oregon hope to transition commercial fishing in the lower Columbia River to purse seines and beach seines. A purse seine being tested in Wahkiakum County is shown here.

Decisions coming soon on Columbia salmon reforms

Washington and Oregon hope to transition commercial fishing in the lower Columbia River to purse seines and beach seines. A purse seine being tested in Wahkiakum County is shown here.

December 1, 2016, 6:04am Clark County News

Washington, Oregon both reviewing plan to limit gillnets to off-channel locations, prioritize sport fishing Read story

A group of hikers in September take a break atop Observation Peak in the Trapper Creek Wilderness of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

Small wilderness gets its share of use

A group of hikers in September take a break atop Observation Peak in the Trapper Creek Wilderness of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

November 24, 2016, 6:05am Latest News

Trapper Creek in Gifford PInchot National Forest annually exceeds Forest Service standard for visitor days Read story

Fishing report 11/24

November 24, 2016, 6:04am Latest News

Salmon fishing is almost done, but walleye catches in Columbia Gorge have been exceptional Read story