Improved Return Forecast Allows A Few Days Of Summer Chinook Fishing, Oregon Adopts Regs To Protect Steelhead

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More summer Chinook salmon will enter the Columbia River than was previously forecasted, allowing Oregon and Washington to open the river to recreational angling from its mouth to the two-state border near Pasco, WA for eight days.

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