A catch is a catch….even if by others….at least on my boat
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Fishing Report salmon & bottom fish Garibaldi, Jun 5th & 6th
Coho, Chinoook, bottom fish make for a fun weekend even in the wind and rain!
Fishing Report: Springer Success Apr 19th
Sunday Springer Success, NICE!
Fishing Report: Pro Trolls and spinners Sunday, Aug 25, 2019
Consider trolling with pro trolls and spinners in the Columbia River, worked for us.
Fishing Report: Near shore ling cod very good...
Great day, great fishing, good company. Springers are the rage, and I love that fishing, but the scenery and action on the ocean are sometimes too much for me to pass on.
Fishing Report: Bottom fishing March 11, 2018
I was using a smaller curly tail than usual, with an eight-ounce jig head. The flutter jigs worked best, but my presentation did get my limit of ling cod and some sea bass.
By Columbian staff writer Published: March 7, 2018
Spring Chinook angling is open to both boat and bank anglers from Buoy 10 at the mouth of the Columbia River upstream to Beacon Rock. Beacon Rock to Bonneville Dam is open to bank angling only.
Effective March 16, spring Chinook angling will be open from Tower Island powerlines upstream to the Oregon/Washington border above McNary Dam, plus the banks between Bonneville Dam and Tower Island powerlines.
White sturgeon retention is closed from Buoy 10 upstream to McNary Dam but remains an option for catch and released fishing.
The McNary Pool is open to the retention of legal white sturgeon through July 31.
Trout anglers continue to do well in Southwest Washington lakes.
Each year, ODWF stocks millions of trouts in dozens of reservoirs, lakes and ponds throughout the state. You can use the search and filter functions to search the stocking schedule for specific locations and dates. The schedule is subject to change without notice
Go to Schedule on ODFW
Fishing Report: Garibaldi bottom fishing
We left Portland at 5:00 a.m. We were targeting ling cod, using larger presentations than we would for sea bass. Jeff caught the first fish, a beautiful 17.5 pound ling cod. We caught our limit, yesterday 3/7/18. Off the water by noon.
They'll be no smelt dipping on the Cowlitz River this year because the run is too poor.
by: Andre Stepankowsky andre@tdn.com go to article on TDN.com