Oregon To Seek Parity With Washington On Lower Columbia Salmon Harvest Changes, Gillnet Rules

After today, March 17, when the Oregon Fish and Wildlife commission meets, Columbia River salmon harvest rules will likely look similar in both Oregon and Washington, bringing both states into closer compliance with 2013 legislation that was intended to have completely removed commercial gillnetting from the river’s mainstem and allocate more fish to recreational anglers by the first of this year.

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