No boat? No problem. We’ve got a blog and video to get you out bass fishing anyway. WDFW warmwater fisheries biologist Danny Garrett’s blog covers everything you need to know to get started bass angling from shore. Read on for details on finding shore access, what to look for from the shore, lures, tactics, and more to help you succeed as a bass angler: https://wdfw.medium.com/beginner-tips-for-catching-bass-from-the-shoreline-49bee7c7eb6c In addition, WDFW recently added a mapping feature to it

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Here's a great timelapse showing roadworkers installing a new permanent culvert on State Highway 4 at Taumarunui in June this year. The new culvert replaced a temporary culvert we'd installed following damage caused by heavy rain in late 2022. The rain damaged the previous culvert and created a large hole in the northbound lane. Culverts are channels that help guide water away from a road and to a waterway, reducing the risk of flooding and damage to the road in bad weather as well as erosion ov

Fall isn’t just for hunting in Eastern Washington Staff at the Spokane Hatchery, as well as other Eastern Washington hatcheries, started stocking local lakes this week with trout. From October to November each year, 55 truckloads of fish- like this one delivered to Rock Lake yesterday- are put into area lakes in WDFW's Region 1. While these fish are small now, they will be a nice size for catching in the spring. And the fish planted last spring are biting now because trout prefer cooler water te

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