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Good catch, increased angling effort is filling catch guideline 10 days earlier than scheduled

Summer salmon rules begin Sunday; estuary sturgeon catch better than anticipated; kokanee fishing good at Yale Reservoir

Items about volunteers needed for Washington Trails Association projects and a boating safety class in Vancouver

Trails, campgrounds in Gifford Pinchot National Forest opening as snow slowly melts

Commercials projected to catch about 2,500 summer chinook between Beacon Rock and the coast

Boat angling also resumes between Beacon Rock and Bonneville Dam

Goose Lake loaded with trout; chinook, sturgeon and kokanee fishing remains slow; shad, walleye and bass catches improve

Items about elk hoof rot in Southwest Washington, free use of state parks, a Columbia River Compact meeting and Merwin Special Needs Kids Day

Sturgeon fishing improves in lower Columbia, shad plentiful and spring chinook sputter along

Items about free fishing clinics at Fishermen's Marine, cross-country skiing at Mount Hood Meadows and Free Fishing Weekend in Oregon

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