Felton Jenkins brought this much-needed program to my attention recently. The organization, Keep Fish Wet, has developed a new mini-lesson for casting instructors, guides, fishing
Fewer Bugs, But Enough To Keep Fishing Interesting Anyone who has regularly fished on the Deschutes River knows that management of the Pelton Round Butte
The North Umpqua Foundation has been an effective and dedicated organization advocating for wild native fish on the North Umpqua River for over 40 years.
The 2024 Tom McAllister Scholarship Award was granted to Oregon State University Master’s student, Jansen Ivie, for his work studying the effects of the
Last month the final barrier to a free flowing Klamath River was breached and over 400 miles of anadromous fish habitat was opened to
Editor’s Note: FCO Member and Executive Director of The Conservation Angler, David Moskowitz, shares data and analysis of the 2023 Columbia River Steelhead run and
Editor’s Note: The FCO is fortunate to have The Conservation Angler Executive Director, David Moskowitz, as a member with his finger constantly on the pulse
The Semi-Good News and the Definitely Bad News If you subscribe to The Conservation Angler’s Newsletter, you may have seen a smattering of good news
And another one gone, and another one gone and another one bites the dust, yeah! (lyrics to “Another One Bites the Dust” by John Deacon,
This year’s Columbia River summer steelhead forecast looks grim. ODFW predicts “the 2023 combined preseason forecast for upriver summer steelhead (those destined for areas