is now in operation taking salmon on the Columbia River. This device, or machine, is known as "Williams's Patent Fishing Wheel," and is located on the Oregon side of the Columbia River ...

The WDFW said in a press release that the “Salmon Creek Hatchery steelhead program is replacing early returning winter ...

That this place is mostly undeveloped helps explain why it is home to the world's largest sockeye ... salmon fisheries in the lower 48 contradicts Akelkok's view. In the Columbia River Basin ...

Jeremy FiveCrows, communications director for the Columbia ... river to protect commercial fishing and ocean harvest, according to the Council’s report. This meant the heaviest losses of salmon ...

It’s mid-July and the sockeye are abundant. Each time Matthew Daniels, a teen Gitanyow angler who’s been fishing these waters since he was 10, drags his net through the turbulent water, he ...

OPB and ProPublica have co-produced a new podcast “Salmon Wars,” available now on all podcast platforms. This six-episode series tells the story of the salmon of the Columbia River in a way ...

Colin Pritchard looks out at Okanagan Lake, where he spent his childhood fishing. (Tom Popyk/CBC) Kokanee salmon are a land-locked subspecies of sockeye salmon found in the B.C. Interior.