Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

FISH WASHINGTON 2013
An improved Fish Washington online fishing guide is now available, featuring new mapping tools and a calendar showing fishing seasons for many species.
Learn more >>

•	2013-2014 Fishing Seasons & Rules Pamphlet
•	Spring Tactics for Crappie Fishing in Washington
•	Fish Washington
•	Trout Stocking Weekly Reports

WOLF CONSERVATION & MANAGEMENT

The gray wolf is a state endangered species returning to Washington. Learn more >>

•	Washington Gray Wolf Conservation & Management 2012 Annual Report
•	View map of recent wolf observation reports
•	Frequently Asked Questions About Wolves in Washington

ABOUT WDFW
	Wildlife Program Weekly Activity Reports Wildlife Program reports summarize the current activities of our field and headquarters staff around the state. Learn more >>

LATEST NEWS

•	Holzmiller appointed to Fish and Wildlife Commission
•	Public meeting scheduled June 26 to discuss North Cascades elk herd
•	WDFW stocking large trout for Father's Day fishing
•	Register special needs kids for annual Merwin fishing event
•	Steelhead planning on four rivers begins with public meeting, work group nominations
•	Women's workshop offers instruction on fishing, hunting, outdoor skills
•	WDFW seeks public comments on draft plans to protect frogs, bats
•	Governor signs wolf management legislation to support conflict prevention, expand compensation
•	more news

PRIVATE LANDS HUNTING ACCESS

Find hunts >>>

Through new agreements with private landowners, WDFW has succeeded in opening up tens of thousands of acres of private farmland and timberland through programs such as “Feel Free to Hunt” and “Register to Hunt.” The latest program, “Hunt By Reservation,” allows hunters to get hunting information for specific properties and book a reservation online.

•	Hunt by Reservation system now available

FISH, WILDLIFE & WASHINGTON'S ECONOMY

As state government’s principal steward of fish and wildlife resources, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife directly and indirectly supports more than $4.5 billion in economic activity each year and more than 60,000 direct jobs across the state. Learn more >>

•	Big Tent Outdoor Coalition points to new report showing outdoor recreation as big business in Washington—worth $22.5 billion
•	Washington's fish & wildlife mean business and jobs

SHARE YOUR PHOTOS!
	Washingtonians have a new way to share their outdoor adventures with others who enjoy hunting, fishing and observing the natural world. WDFW is now accepting photos for a new online gallery of images submitted by people enjoying the great outdoors.

HUNTER REPORTING

•	Online Hunter Reporting

I WANT TO...

•	Volunteer for WDFW
•	Check Special Permit Drawing Results
•	Purchase a hunting or fishing license
•	Purchase/Submit Special Permit Hunt Applications
•	Apply for a Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA)
•	Join the WDFW Mailing Lists

I AM LOOKING FOR...

•	Fishing Seasons and Regulations
•	Hunting Seasons and Regulations
•	WildWatch Cams
•	Hunter Education
•	Wildlife Areas
•	Water Access Sites
•	Project and Planning Assistance
•	Regional Offices
•	WDFW Publications

WILDLIFE OBSERVATIONS

•	Report Wolf Sightings
•	Report Elk Hoof Rot / Deformation
•	Report Mountain Goat Encounters
•	Report Moose Sightings
•	Report Invasive Animal Species

The Weekender Report
The latest in fish and wildlife recreational opportunities across Washington State.

FEATURES

•	Wildlife Program Weekly Activity Reports
•	Public Clam & Oyster Beaches
•	Species and Ecosystem Science
•	WDFW Public Event Calendar
•	WDFW Image Gallery

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Hunting, Fishing, and Wildlife Viewing for persons with a disability.

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