Archery range open Thursdays
CAMAS — Archers can sharpen their skills on Thursday nights in the Chinook Archers Summer Hunters League.
The range at 6101 Nightshade St., opens for shooting between 6:30 and 7 p.m. Three-dimensional targets of varying distances are available.
The cost is $5 per night and a membership in the club is not required.
Proceeds are used toward buying three-dimensional animals.
Boat patrols this weekend
Washington law enforcement officers will conduct their annual emphasis patrol Friday through Sunday to detect boaters under the influence of alcohol on the state’s waterways.
Alcohol has been a factor in three of Washington’s eight boating deaths so far in 2011 and 30 percent of boating fatalities since 2004.
Several law enforcement agencies are planning additional emphasis patrols later in the season during times when heavy boating traffic is expected.
Mount Adams ride on Saturday
TROUT LAKE — Registration is open online for the ninth annual Mount Adams Country Bicycle Tour on Saturday in Trout Lake.
The event includes an 11.5-mile family ride in the Trout Lake valley, 51-mile loop to BZ Corner and Glenwood, a 54-mile loop into the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and a 105-mile loop combining the 51- and 54-mile routes.
All the rides begin and end at the school in Trout Lake.
Fees are $20 for the family ride and $65 for the other loops.
To register, go online to www.troutlakewashington.org. For more information, contact Rick Allen at DrRick@CascadeWellnessClinic.com or by calling 509-395-0024 or 503-803-2766.
Tribal chinook available now
CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. — Tribal fishermen will be selling summer chinook and sockeye salmon to the public for the next few weeks.
Indian fishermen may be found selling their catch at Marine Park at Cascade Locks, Lone Pine at The Dalles and the boat ramp near Roosevelt in eastern Klickitat County.
Tribal fishermen have an allocation of about 27,000 chinook.
The price is determined at the point of sale and sales are cash only. For more information, call the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission at 888-289-1855 or online at www.critfc.org/harvest.
