State agency responsible for managing fish, wildlife, and natural habitats in Washington, including shellfish harvesting regulations
WDFW has opened its public process for determining the 2026–2027 salmon seasons, with meetings beginning Feb. 27 and multiple opportunities for Southwest Washington residents to weigh in.
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WDFW has approved a one-day recreational smelt dip on the Cowlitz River for Feb. 18, citing strong run indicators and outlining rules, limits, and safety expectations for local dip‑netters.
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Razor clam digs will open Feb. 14 through Feb. 19 at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks. Additional tentative digs run through March 4. A valid 2025–2026 license and adherence to WDFW regulations are required.
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Friends of Vancouver Lake, the community‑based nonprofit focused on restoring and preserving Vancouver Lake’s environmental and recreational vitality, announced last...
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Razor clam digs open this week at Long Beach, giving Southwest Washington residents one last chance to harvest before Super Bowl weekend.
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