PinnedThe Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeNEW blog — “The Salmon Fishing Current” provides salmon updates this seasonAs part of the ongoing summer and fall salmon fishing season, WDFW has created the “The Salmon Fishing Current” blog. This blog is a way…Aug 8Aug 8
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeLate summer and fall provide a front row seat to prime salmon viewing opportunities unique to…For eons, salmon have made their way through many Washington waterways, migrating out from the freshwater environment into the Pacific…1d ago1d ago
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeDungeness crab megalopae traps shine a light on future harvest opportunitiesOnly about the size of pinkie fingernails now, larval Dungeness crabs could help predict the future of the commercial fishery.1d ago1d ago
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeFall turkey season opens in southwest Washington with increased bag limitSouthwest Washington may be overlooked by some fall turkey hunters, but this season brings both productivity and increased opportunities to…2d ago2d ago
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeSilvers on the sideMany of the beaches, points, parks and piers lining Puget Sound offer salmon anglers good access to ocean-returning coho.Sep 3Sep 3
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeJuly/August Director’s BulletinIn spring 2023, WDFW received landmark legislative funding dedicated to protecting and restoring biodiversity in Washington. That critical…Aug 30Aug 30
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeDiscover prime trout fishing in Washington’s high mountain lakesWashington’s breathtaking hiking trails are more than just scenic; they’re gateways to some of the state’s most rewarding fishing spots.Aug 27Aug 27
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeOn Target: Celebrating National Shooting Sports MonthDid you know that August is National Shooting Sports Month? This month recognizes shooting sports as a fun, safe activity enjoyed by…Aug 26Aug 26
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeGrazing and conservation: virtual fencing and working landscapesRanching plays an essential role in many communities across Washington. It drives local economies, structures growth and land management…Aug 19Aug 19
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeA decade of service celebratedWDFW’s Steve Dazey is named National Hunter Education Coordinator of the YearAug 14Aug 14