(AP Photo/Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife) SPOKANE — A walleye weighing 20.32 pounds caught in the Columbia River last Friday ... International Game Fish Association is 25 pounds ...

Handsaker is a fan of trolling worm harnesses downstream for the fish, which is the most popular method of fishing for walleye in the Columbia River. The method involves trolling downstream along ...

A walleye weighing 20.32 pounds caught in the Columbia River on Friday is a pending ... The world record listed by the International Game Fish Association is 25 pounds caught in Old Hickory ...

The walleye fishing in the Gorge centers around two timelines. The first is the pre-spawn bite, which happens in February and March. This is when the biggest females tend to be caught. These are ...

FISHING -- A Columbia River walleye weighing 20.32 pounds was caught ... The world record listed by the International Game Fish Association is 25 pounds caught in Old Hickory Lake, Tenn., ...

There seems no cap on unprecedented walleye action in the Columbia River Gorge. Starting well before Christmas, a few of the savviest anglers scored early and often, with frozen cords of the ...

A few winter steelhead should be available from the beaches on the lower Columbia River. White sturgeon retention ... for catch-and-release fishing. Walleye fishing is excellent in the The Dalles ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) - Washington state officials have eliminated the size and daily catch limits on Columbia River catfish, bass and walleye. State fishery officials made the decision last week ...

The Columbia River hosts some of Washington’s best fisheries ... including thriving smallmouth bass, walleye, shad, channel catfish, and panfish. Reservoirs created by hydroelectric dams ...

On March 3, a University of Washington fisheries research gill-net boat sampling for cutthroat trout in the huge urban watershed caught a walleye ... The Columbia River from Wells Dam to Chief ...

Most people who’ve seen the recently published photo of John Grubenhoff holding the Washington record 20.32-pound walleye he caught in the Columbia River are amazed and congratulatory.

Last year, Washington removed the catch limits on bass, walleye and channel catfish in the Columbia River and its main tributaries as a measure to help reduce predation on young salmon and steelhead.