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Columbia River Chinook Salmon Fishing Extended by Bill Monroe The Chronicle, October 11, 2024

The Columbia River will remain open to chinook salmon retention through the end of the year up to the U.S. 395 bridge in Pasco, Washington.

Oregon and Washington fish managers met Thursday afternoon and extended fishing for chinook from its previous closure date Sunday.

The daily bag limit remains two adult salmon (three from Buoy 10 to Puget Island), but only one chinook. All coho must be fin-clipped.

The states also approved additional commercial non-tribal net seasons from Warrior Rock on Sauvie Island to Beacon Rock below Bonneville and for tribal nets from Bonneville Dam to McNary Dam.

Related Pages:
Salmon Seasons Expanded Along Columbia River by Bill Monroe, The Chronicle, 9/11/24
Salmon Fishing Off Mouth of Columbia River to Reopen Monday by Bill Monroe, The Oregonian, 8/8/24
Salmon Fishing Off Mouth of Columbia River to Close Monday by Bill Monroe, The Oregonian, 8/8/24