Scenic Lake Cushman offers camping, boating, hiking and fishing. It’s a great summer getaway that isn’t too far away. (Olympian file)
Outing to the north shoreline of Lake Cushman along Olympic National Forest Road 24, which eventually leads to Staircase in Olympic National Park.
Share your catch
Proud of the fish you caught recently? The Olympian is interested in publishing photos -- in print and online -- of your fishing adventures. If you’d like to submit a photo, e-mail it to sports@theolympian.com or mail it to Chester Allen, The Olympian, 111 Bethel St. NE, Olympia WA, 98506. Please include your name, town, contact number and date you caught the fish. See submitted photos from South Sound anglers in the Fishing photo gallery.
Ron Newberry
360-754-5432
rnewberry@theolympian.com
Chester Allen
360-754-4226
callen@theolympian.com
MAUPIN, ORE. — We anglers love a sure thing, and the evening caddis fly blizzard that blows off the Deschutes River on summer evenings has been my sure thing since 1985.
Sturgeon fishing reopens in the lower Columbia today through Saturday below the Wauna power lines downstream to Buoy 10 and all adjacent tributaries. Fishing for sturgeon also will be allowed July 26-27 in the same section of the river.
Outing to the north shoreline of Lake Cushman along Olympic National Forest Road 24, which eventually leads to Staircase in Olympic National Park.
Gray wolves were wiped out in Washington by the 1930s, but the echoing, spine-tingling howls of a pack in full cry recently showed they’re coming back on their own.