Drano Lake — Through May 5 in the waters downstream of markers on point of land downstream and across from Little White Salmon National Fish hatchery and upstream of Highway 14 Bridge the daily limit for salmon and steelhead is two, with no more than one may be an adult salmon. Only hatchery Chinook and hatchery steelhead may be retained. Effective May 6, lake will be closed to salmon and steelhead fishing until further notice.
Klickitat River from the mouth to Fisher Hill Bridge — Effective April 1, the adult salmon daily limit is one fish. Effective May 29, from 400 feet upstream from No. 5 fishway to boundary markers below Klickitat Salmon hatchery, the daily salmon limit will be six fish, of which only one may be an adult.
FISHERY REPORTS
Lower Columbia mainstem from Bonneville to Astoria — 219 salmonid boats and 119 Washington bank rods were tallied during the March 13 effort count.
Salmon/Steelhead: Columbia River mainstem
Bonneville — Four bank anglers had no catch.
Camas/Washougal — No report.
Interstate 5 area — Two boats/three rods had no catch.
Vancouver — 32 bank anglers had no catch; 51 boats/102 rods had no catch.
Woodland — 23 bank anglers had no catch; 27 boats/72 rods had no catch.
Kalama — 24 bank anglers kept one Chinook; 32 boats/80 rods kept two Chinook.
Cowlitz — Three boats/four rods had no catch.
Longview — 39 bank anglers had no catch; 22 boats/41 rods kept one Chinook.
Cathlamet (Sec. 9) — Three bank anglers had no catch; eight boats/21 rods kept one Chinook.
Cathlamet (Sec. 10) — 25 boats/56 rods kept one Chinook.
Bonneville Pool — No report.
The Dalles Pool — Three bank anglers kept one steelhead and released one steelhead.
John Day Pool — No report.
Sturgeon: Columbia River mainstem
Kalama — One boat/three rods had no catch.
Bonneville Pool — No report.
The Dalles Pool — One boat/four rods released five sublegal and one oversize sturgeon.
John Day Pool — 18 bank anglers had no catch; 31 boats/80 rods kept seven legal and released three sublegal and two oversize sturgeon.
