salmon

The thrill of the catch awaits! With new regulations in place, Washington's rivers and lakes are gearing up for a vibrant salmon fishing season.

Washington State food and culture gets highlighted on a new TV show!

Imagine floating a boat along a one-mile section of the Columbia River for an afternoon of fishing and casting a line into waters where over 12,000 salmon are happily swimming. It's a mathematical equation that might seem like an angler's dream, but it's not at all mythology...

What might have started as a simple act of vandalism has resulted in the loss of over 18,000 young salmon in Oregon.

A tragic incident on the Duckabush River in Jefferson County resulted in the loss of a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife employee.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is boasting about the success of its chum salmon hatchery program this year at the Nooksack River.

Juvenile Chinook salmon traveling downstream had a survival rate of almost 94 percent while almost 100 percent of adult fish traveling back upstream survived.

Tomorrow's gathering starting at 9am is what's called a smudging ceremony of a steel art sculpture at Hells Gate State Park in Lewiston

Pet owners who walk their dogs along the Columbia River need to be mindful of the current toxic algae threat which can be deadly. The signs are posted in most impacted areas. There’s another potential threat lying on the edge of the river – dead salmon - and it can kill your dog.

I wanted to know what the residents of Washington State love as a whole, what gets us excited?!