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Outdoors blog archive for May 28, 2013

TUESDAY, MAY 28, 2013

Spring chinook salmon caught in the Salmon River near Riggins, Idaho. (Exodus Wilderness Adventures)

Spring chinook angling hot in Idaho

FISHING -- Anglers had very good success rates for spring chinook in Idaho waters upstream from Lewiston last week with catch rates below 10/hrs a fish in the Clearwater, Salmon and Snake rivers. Check out the following detailed Clearwater Region salmon update for the week…

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Enforcement officer takes helm of WDFW region

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT -- Jim Brown, a sergeant in the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife enforcement program, has been named regional director for the agency’s North Central region based in Ephrata, according to an agency media release. Brown, who has worked as a fish and…

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Remorseful camper contributes to junk-food elk

CAMPING -- Many families consider Memorial Day weekend the kickoff for the camping season. Unfortunately, it's also the start of some bad habits for wildlife attracted to the food and garbage campers make available. Luring wildlife to camping areas with food creates pests that can…

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Myles Heistad, left, and Scott Wolff hike the trail along the North Fork of Asotin Creek before buds have opened on trees and plants in the foothills of the Blue Mountains of southeastern Washington. (Rich Landers)

Plan ahead for free forest access on June 8

PUBLIC LANDS -- Federal land managers offer free entry to parks, forests, U.S. Bureau of Land management lands, refuges and other national interest lands where fees are charged on certain holidays scattered through the year. The next freebie is June 8, Great Outdoors Day, with…

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