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Salmon Fishing to Reopen on Part of Lower Columbia River by Bill Monroe The Oregonian, September 9, 2021

Some of the lower Columbia River will reopen to salmon fishing Saturday.

Oregon and Washington announced the reopening of the area between Warrior Rock on Sauvie Island and Bonneville Dam on Saturday to retention of fall chinook and hatchery coho.

The bag limit is two salmon, but only one can be a chinook and all coho must be fin-clipped.

Fish managers said they’re still evaluating whether and when to reopen fishing from Tongue Point to Warrior Rock.

Related Pages:
Reduced Steelhead Bag Limit for Oregon's Snake River by Staff, The Observer, 9/8/21
Portions of Mainstem Columbia Downstream of Bonneville Closing to All Salmon Fishing by Eric Barker, Tillamook County Pioneer, 9/6/21
Washington Closes Part of Snake to Steelhead Fishing by Eric Barker, Lewiston Tribune, 9/3/21
Stretch of Columbia River Closing to Salmon, Steelhead Fishing by Bill Monroe, The Oregonian, 9/2/21
Idaho Allows Limited Steelhead Season by Eric Barker, Lewiston Tribune, 9/2/21