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Columbia River spring Chinook seasons set

Fish can be kept on lower river for first time in two years

By Terry Otto, For The Columbian
Published: February 24, 2021, 6:23pm
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This spring Chinook fell to a spinner presentation, but most anglers and guides will be fishing with flashers and bait until the water warms up.
This spring Chinook fell to a spinner presentation, but most anglers and guides will be fishing with flashers and bait until the water warms up. Photo Gallery

State fisheries managers from Washington and Oregon held a joint online meeting on Tuesday, and set the 2021 spring Chinook sport fishing seasons for the Columbia River and its tributaries. The projected run is not expected to be especially strong, and the season will be short because of that.

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