Recreational salmon and steelhead fishing on the Columbia River will reopen for four days in May under rules adopted Friday by the Oregon and Washington departments of fish and wildlife.

Oregon will reopen recreational salmon and steelhead fishing on the Columbia River for four days after closing the river in late March to follow the state's stay at home order.

Bank anglers are still finding some success for steelhead from Dog Creek up to River Mill Dam with mornings and evenings providing the greatest opportunities.

The next few weeks anglers on the Lower Deschutes River are likely to see some of the best steelhead fishing of the season, according to reports on the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife website.

Sandy River best spot to target salmon, steelhead It hasn’t been a banner year for salmon or steelhead, but there are a few places where wildlife officials have said the bite is on.

COLUMBIA RIVER REGIONAL FISHING REPORTS BY OREGON FISH AND WILDLIFE Weekend Fishing Opportunities: Steelhead fishing has been fair to good in The Dalles and John Day pools. A few winter steelhead ...

Weekend Fishing Opportunities as reported by Oregon Fish and Wildlife: The fall salmon season is open from Buoy 10 upstream to the Oregon/Washington Border above McNary Dam. Steelhead angling has ...

The best winter steelhead fishing of the season has arrived in some Oregon streams, while the dry conditions have been making fishing more challenging in other places.

Known for its glaciers and snow-capped peaks, Oregon's waterways are just as compelling outdoor destinations. This dynamic river corridor proves it.

Despite dropping water and some slow fishing this past week on the Sandy and Wilson rivers, most northwest Oregon steelhead anglers are finding good fishing within an hour or two of Portland.

Simplification, not technology, has brought winter steelhead fishing far beyond chasing shadows. Most anglers can expect a good chance at catching their first fish in far shorter time than ever.