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Washington and Oregon Move Together to Ban Gillnets from the Main Course of the Columbia River Posted Jan 18, 2013 By NSIA

January 16, 2013 The Coastal Conservation Association’s Efforts Result in a Big Win for Salmon and Anglers By Jim Hendricks Related Tags: News, CCA, Columbia River, Gillnets, salmon, Washington fishing Email Print Share Comment Enlarge Courtesy NOAA Fisheries Washington and Oregon Move…

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NSIA in the News – October 23, 2012 Posted Oct 23, 2012 By NSIA

NSIA In the News: Measure 81 prompts gill-netting changes before it comes to a vote Fishing on the lower Columbia River will be changing as politics shapes who fishes where and how much. Photo Credit: Steven…

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WDFW Update – October 23, 2012 Posted Oct 23, 2012 By NSIA

From WDFW: Upper Columbia, several other rivers to open for hatchery steelhead fishing OLYMPIA – Starting Tuesday (Oct. 16), hatchery steelhead fisheries will open on the mainstem upper Columbia, Wenatchee, Icicle, Entiat, Methow and Okanogan…

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ODFW Update – October 23, 2012 Posted Oct 23, 2012 By NSIA

From ODFW: Canby Pond youth fishing event cancelled CLACKAMAS, Ore. — A family fishing event scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 20 at Canby Pond has been cancelled in response to the presence of thick aquatic vegetation. The…

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Action Alert – Attendance Needed October 18th Posted Oct 12, 2012 By NSIA

URGENT–BIGGEST MEETING SO FAR— YOUR BUSINESS AT STAKE! Dear Sportfishing supporters, The gillnetters are showing, through their participation in recent meetings what Columbia River mainstem gillnetting means to them.  The first joint Commission Workgroup meeting…

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NSIA in the News – October 9, 2012 Posted Oct 09, 2012 By NSIA

NSIA In the News: Monroe: Devil is in the details when Oregon, Washington meet to discuss gill-nets Allen Thomas, outdoors writer for The Columbian newspaper in Vancouver, used a common phrase recently to succinctly comment…

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