The Columbia Basin Bulletin: Weekly Fish and Wildlife News www.cbbulletin.com February 23, 2018 Issue No. 863 ——————————– Table of Contents * Corps Considers Mixing Tower At Detroit Dam, Would Be One Of Three In Oregon http://www.cbbulletin.com/440264.aspx * States Set Columbia River Spring Chinook Fishing, Hear Concerns About Upriver Allocations http://www.cbbulletin.com/440263.aspx … Continue reading
Columbia Basin Bulletin The links that follow are a summary of the current Columbia Basin Bulletin publication. There is something here for everyone, that is if you are a serious outdoors person. * Independent Science Panel Reviews Upper Columbia River Spring Chinook Recovery Efforts http://www.cbbulletin.com/440227.aspx * By The Numbers: … Continue reading
Washington Approves Importing Atlantic Salmon Eggs From Iceland To Cooke Aquaculture Hatchery Cook Aquaculture was approved to transfer 1.8 million Atlantic salmon eggs from its facility in Iceland to its land-based hatchery in Rochester, Washington. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife issued a transfer permit late Tuesday, Oct. 10, … Continue reading
The wife and I had planned a three day event for this last weekend. I hate to admit it, but after being sick for two and a half months, it is going to take some time to get back where I was before this cellulitis thing started. I brought the … Continue reading
Tolman boats become an obsession to those who use them! In conditions that would make most pilots pucker, these boats perform! When I first ran the Paula J, I was cautious, wanting to learn what the boat was capable of before ending up in a trial by fire situation. Last … Continue reading
BoatUS: Take 5 Minutes Today to Have Your Say on Ethanol How much ethanol do you want in your gas in 2018? ALEXANDRIA, Va., August 22, 2017 – The battle to protect your boat’s engine is not over. Right now, the Environmental Protection Agency is asking for public comments on … Continue reading
Building the Paula J, a slide show I put together this slide show of Building the Paula J. It might be helpful for those who are considering a boat build. I started building her in June of 2015, and launched in the 2nd week of July 2016. It was a … Continue reading
The Central Oregon Coast Subarea (Cape Falcon to Humbug Mt.) recreational Pacific halibut season will be closing at 11:59 pm on Sunday, July 30. The quota is anticipated to be met at that time. Total landings through July 23 have been 26,073 pounds, leaving 2,824 pounds of the 28,897 quota … Continue reading
Halibut Update through Week 24 (June 5 – June 11) Columbia River Subarea All-Depth— this fishery will be open for one additional day, this Saturday, June 17, 2017. After the most recent openings in Washington, the Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has determined that there is enough quota … Continue reading
Spring Chinook Return Downgraded To Half Of Early Season Prediction; Angling Closed Posted on Friday, May 19, 2017 (PST) http://www.cbbulletin.com/438951.aspx A regional advisory committee that forecasts Columbia River salmon runs so fisheries managers can set recreational, commercial and tribal fisheries this week cut their early season run size prediction for … Continue reading
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