Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife

5 Alerts

Mussel harvest is closed from the south jetty of the Coquille River to the CA border.

Columbia reopens early for Chinook

Effective 9/19 to 12/31, Chinook and coho retention are open from Buoy 10 to the Hwy 395 bridge.

Clamming on OR coast remains closed to nonresidents

Crabbing open to nonresidents from Cape Falcon south.

ODFW offices close to public access

Beginning March 23, all ODFW offices will be closed to visitors. ODFW staff will be available by phone and email.

ODFW hatcheries closed to public, visitors

Effective March 18, all state-owned fish hatcheries are closed to public access and visitors. Trout stocking in lakes and ponds continues for now.

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Hunt, Fish, Explore Oregon

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2020-21 bird game hunting forecast

Winter survival, latest counts and more

See what ODFW biologist have to say about this year’s game bird seasons. Also, check out the game bird hunting section of the Recreation Report, which resumed this week, for an update on the latest conditions.

Go to the forecast

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Wildfire danger is extreme

Check access before you go, recreate responsibly

Find everything you need to know about impact of wildfires on hunting, fishing and wild land recreation at MyODFW.com. There you'll find links to agency sites with up-to-date closure information, news about what's happening within ODFW, and word on tag refunds and point reinstatement if you can't hunt this fall.

ODFW wildfire information

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COVID-19: What’s open, what’s not

All ODFW offices and hatcheries remain closed to public

Find all ODFW closures and cancellations, as well as answers to frequently asked questions about fishing, hunting, recreating outdoors, and visiting ODFW hatcheries and wildlife areas.

Find the latest updates