Tag: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Oregon’s known wolf population continued to grow in 2015. The minimum Oregon wolf population is now 110 wolves, a 36-percent increase over the 2014...

Bighorn sheep capture and transplant operations this week in Eastern Oregon are continuing decades-long efforts to restore this rare native animal to its historic...

Anglers this year may have noticed that Oregon’s fishing regulations for 2016 are in a new magazine format publication, which is not only more...

Any hunter who purchased 2015 big game or turkey tags needs to report their hunt results by the deadline, which is Jan. 31, 2016...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will host a workshop showing anglers how to make the best of snowy, icy conditions at a...

Starting on Monday, Sept. 28, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will begin chemically treating up to 10 Northeast Oregon ponds in order...

Two wolves were found dead in the Sled Springs area of Wallowa County the week of August 24. One of the wolves found dead was...

The Columbia River upstream of Bonneville Dam has been re-opened to catch-and-release fishing for sturgeon, Oregon and Washington fishery managers announced. Managers had closed that...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has curtailed fishing hours on most of Oregon’s rivers to avoid additional stress on native fish already...

An estimated 109 wild spring Chinook salmon in the upper section of the Middle Fork John Day River died last week, apparently due to...

Just in time for summer vacations and family fishing, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has introduced a new video series titled How...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife wants to showcase your fishing, hunting, crabbing, clamming and wildlife viewing photos on its website, in promotional...

Free Fishing Weekend in Oregon is June 6-7 – making it the perfect weekend to take a friend or family member out fishing, crabbing...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced the opening of three spring Chinook fisheries in Northeast Oregon. The Imnaha and Wallowa Rivers will...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Irrigon and Umatilla hatcheries are closed to the public until July 15 during a major renovation of...

A Hermiston man was among 12 Oregonians who won a special big game tag during an auction held by the Oregon Department of Fish...

Spring Chinook fishing in northeast Oregon kicked off Saturday, May 2 with the opening of the upper Snake River to salmon fishing. It is...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will host a series of public meetings in early May to discuss plans to treat several water...

With water levels in the Umatilla River already reaching summer lows, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife announced today it will begin transporting...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced that the popular spring chinook fishery on the Hood River will open April 15. According to...