Salmon and Steelhead Fisheries in the Mainstem Columbia River and

Salmon and steelhead fisheries in the mainstem Columbia and Snake rivers are cooperatively managed by the states of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, the Columbia River Treaty Tribes, and the federal government.

A balancing act: Managing sustainable fisheries in the Columbia River, by The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Mar, 2024

Science Friday (PART ONE): Disappearing Steelhead – The Fate of Summer Steelhead Seeking Coldwater in the Columbia and Snake Rivers – Wild Steelheaders United

Salmon fishing to close on Columbia River mainstem from Buoy 10 to Bonneville Dam

Ecosystem Interactions and Pacific Salmon

Association of Northwest Steelheaders

Ecosystem Interactions and Pacific Salmon

Lots of angling options to pursue fish along the Columbia River

Columbia River regional fishing report signals spring chinook and steelhead catches ramping up

Oregon Establishes Wild Steelhead Sanctuaries Along the Columbia River

Ecosystem Interactions and Pacific Salmon

Columbia River Salmon Fishing Guides - Clearwater River Salmon

High Water and Small Creeks: Winter Steelhead Fishing on Oregon's North Coast – Association of Northwest Steelheaders

West Coast Salmon and Steelhead Fisheries Management

The Salmon

Water Temperatures In Adult Fishways At Mainstem Dams On The Snake And Columbia Rivers: Phase 2 — Biological Effects