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Oregon Fish and Wildlife Columbia
River Regional Fishing Reports

by Mark Yuasa
Seattle Times, March 12, 2014

COLUMBIA FISHING REPORTS

Weekend Fishing Opportunities:

Salmon, Steelhead and Shad

Salmonid catch rates are slow but should be improving over the next few weeks. On Sunday's (3/8) flight, 261 salmonid boats and 252 Oregon bank anglers were counted from the Columbia River Estuary to Bonneville Dam.

Gorge Bank:

No report.

Gorge Boats:

No report.

Troutdale Boats:

Weekend checking showed no catch for nine boats (18 anglers).

Portland to Westport Bank:

Weekend checking showed four adipose fin-clipped steelhead kept, plus one unclipped spring Chinook and five unclipped steelhead released for 267 bank anglers.

Portland to Westport Boats:

Weekend checking showed one adipose fin-clipped spring Chinook kept, plus one unclipped spring Chinook released for 60 boats (130 anglers).

Estuary Bank (Clatsop Spit to Wauna Powerlines):

Weekend checking showed two adipose fin-clipped steelhead kept, plus one unclipped steelhead released for six bank anglers.

Estuary Boats (Tongue Point to Wauna Powerlines):

Weekend checking showed one unclipped spring Chinook released for 13 boats (21 anglers).

Bonneville Pool (Columbia River between Bonneville Dam and The Dalles Dam):

No report.

The Dalles Pool (Columbia River between The Dalles Dam and John Day Dam):

Weekly checking showed no catch for one boat (two anglers).

John Day Pool (Columbia River above John Day Dam and John Day Arm):

Weekly checking showed no catch for 10 bank anglers.

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Mark Yuasa
Oregon Fish and Wildlife Columbia River Regional Fishing Reports
Seattle Times, March 12, 2014

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