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Fishing Report, August 20 by Staff The Columbian, August 20, 2020

In the Lower Columbia River mainstem from Rocky Point/Tongue Point line upstream to Bonneville, 425 salmonid boats and 133 Washington bank rods were tallied in the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's flight count last Saturday.

Also, White Sturgeon fishing is open for catch-and-release only from the mouth of the Columbia River upstream to McNary Daym, including adjacent tributaries. Fishing for sturgeon at night is closed.

SALMON/STEELHEAD

Mainstem Lower Columbia

• Bonneville -- 20 bank anglers kept one Chinook, one Chinook jack and released one Chinook jacka and four steelhead.

• Camas/Washougal -- Four bank anglers had no catch; six boats/11 rods had no catch.

• Interstate-5 area -- 10 bank anglers had no catch; one boat/one rod had no catch

• Vancouver -- 37 bank anglers had no catch; 24 boats/53 rods kept 10 Chinook, one Chinook jack and released one steelhead.

• Woodland -- 59 bank anglers kept eight Chinook and one Chinook jack; 16 boats/28 rods kept three Chinook.

• Kalama -- 67 bank anglers kept 16 Chinook, two Chinook jacks and released one Chinook jack; five boats/11 rods had no catch.

• Cowlitz -- 10 boats/21 rods kept one Chinook, two Chinook jacks and released one coho jack and two steelhead.

• Longview -- 33 bank anglers released two steelhead; 12 boats/21 rods kept one Chinook.

• Cathlamet -- One bank angler had no catch; 13 boats/27 rods kept five Chinook and two Chinook jacks.

• Cathlamet -- Five boats/15 rods kept seven Chinook.

Columbia River tributaries

Cowlitz River, I-5 bridge downstream -- One boat/one rod had no catch.