Washington's senior US senator says she has resecured $190 million for a fish passage and water storage project on eastern ...

With support from across the aisle and from multiple hunting and other conservation organizations, a corner crossing bill ...

Feathers, foragers, photography and fantastic adventures await visitors of all ages at the 53rd annual KVAL Sportsmen’s and Outdoor Recreation Show, January 30-February 1, at the Lane Events Center in ...

An order expanding hunting and fishing access to more public land managed under the umbrella of the federal Department of the Interior is being cheered by sportsmen's organizations and others in the ...

Following a long public process with a cross section of hunters, the Idaho state legislature is set to consider banning night vision, thermal imaging optics, "transmitting" trail cameras and other ...

Columbia sturgeon managers decided to close John Day Pool sturgeon retention effective this Saturday, January 10, as catches approach the season guideline.

Muscle tissue from a mule deer harvested last October in Ferry County tested positive for chronic wasting disease at a private lab but inconclusive at the WSU lab because provided samples didn't ...

WDFW has posted a final draft of its updated Game Management Plan ahead of Friday's Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission meeting featuring a briefing on the 215-page document meant to guide how the ...

THE FOLLOWING IS A PRESS RELEASE FROM THE NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE Juvenile salmon encountered a mixed bag of ocean conditions off the West Coast in 2025, based on an annual analysis by NOAA ...

Washington shellfish managers OKed a seven-day razor clam dig starting New Year's Eve on select Washington Coast beaches, and pencilled in late January, February and early March dates for more harvest ...

Record flooding across parts of Western Washington dealt some WDFW facilities a blow, with significant damage reported to a fishway and a pair of boat ramps, while some coho smolts at a hatchery ...

Oregon salmon managers make official what last week's Willamette River spring Chinook forecast reveal foretold: With fewer than 34,000 hatchery fish expected, the two-rod endorsement won't be allowed.