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WA sports fishing rule changes
Salmon angling reopens on the Green (Duwamish) River
Two marine areas reopening for late-season recreational crab fishing
Mainstem and North Fork Nooksack River anglers must release chum salmon
Correction: Southwest Washington tributary coho fisheries modified
Part of Whatcom Creek to close to all fishing
Salmon angling to reopen in Minter Creek
Salmon fishing to close in Marine Area 10, part of Marine Area 13, and Kennedy Creek
Salmon fishing closed at Hoodsport; anglers must release chum in the rest of Marine Area 12
Adult portion of salmon daily limits reduced in coastal freshwater systems from Hoh River south to Grays Harbor basin and Marine area 2-2
Salmon fishing to close in Willapa Bay and its tributaries
Hatchery coho retention reopens in portions of the Columbia River mainstem
Gamefish season extended at Padden Lake (Whatcom County) and Steel Lake (King County)
Wallace River re-opens to fishing for hatchery coho
Hanford Reach steelhead fishery to remain closed
Section of Snake River to close to steelhead fishing
Limit reduced to 1 coho salmon daily in most Puget Sound Marine Areas
Salmon and steelhead fisheries expanded on the Washougal River
Anglers limited to one hatchery steelhead daily on the Walla Walla River
Reduces the daily steelhead limit to 1 hatchery fish on Grande Ronde River
Anglers limited to one hatchery steelhead daily on Touchet River
2019/2020 Sport Fishing Rules Pamphlet updates and clarifications - Lakes and Streams (These are corrections to the pamphlet, they are not emergency rules.) Effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
2019/2020 Sport Fishing Rules Pamphlet updates and clarifications - Marine Areas (These are corrections to the pamphlet, they are not emergency rules.) Effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
Two marine areas reopening for late-season recreational crab fishing
Mainstem and North Fork Nooksack River anglers must release chum salmon
Correction: Southwest Washington tributary coho fisheries modified
Part of Whatcom Creek to close to all fishing
Salmon angling to reopen in Minter Creek
Salmon fishing to close in Marine Area 10, part of Marine Area 13, and Kennedy Creek
Salmon fishing closed at Hoodsport; anglers must release chum in the rest of Marine Area 12
Adult portion of salmon daily limits reduced in coastal freshwater systems from Hoh River south to Grays Harbor basin and Marine area 2-2
Salmon fishing to close in Willapa Bay and its tributaries
Hatchery coho retention reopens in portions of the Columbia River mainstem
Gamefish season extended at Padden Lake (Whatcom County) and Steel Lake (King County)
Wallace River re-opens to fishing for hatchery coho
Hanford Reach steelhead fishery to remain closed
Section of Snake River to close to steelhead fishing
Limit reduced to 1 coho salmon daily in most Puget Sound Marine Areas
Salmon and steelhead fisheries expanded on the Washougal River
Anglers limited to one hatchery steelhead daily on the Walla Walla River
Reduces the daily steelhead limit to 1 hatchery fish on Grande Ronde River
Anglers limited to one hatchery steelhead daily on Touchet River
2019/2020 Sport Fishing Rules Pamphlet updates and clarifications - Lakes and Streams (These are corrections to the pamphlet, they are not emergency rules.) Effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
2019/2020 Sport Fishing Rules Pamphlet updates and clarifications - Marine Areas (These are corrections to the pamphlet, they are not emergency rules.) Effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
