The Weekender Report —The latest in fish and wildlife recreational opportunities across Washington State
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Flows in the Yakima River are finally settling down and looking good for spring chinook salmon anglers, said WDFW Fish Biologist Jim Cummins.   "I expect to see a significant increase in fishing effort and success the rest of the season, especially in the next couple weeks," Cummins said.
--Jonathan Kohr, WDFW habitat biologist, said large smallmouth bass were recently caught in the Columbia River.  Kohr also reported catching an occasional pikeminnow that can be turned in for a $4 reward at any registration station along the Columbia. For more details see: http://www.pikeminnow.org/.
                     
Read the full WDFW Weekender Report
Kittitas County Field and Stream,
Fishing, Hunting, Conservation, Recreation
                               Kittitas County Field & Stream
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"Working Today For Tomorrow's Wildlife"
An all-volunteer, non-profit group promoting
effective conservation, teaching hunting ethics and good sportsmanship, supporting education to prevent pollution,
and improving and increasing outdoor recreation opportunities,  especially hunting and fishing.
               Contact Us:
E-mail:
admin@kittitasfieldandstream.org
Snail Mail: Kittitas County Field & Stream
                  P.O. Box 522
                  Ellensburg, WA  98926
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Kittitas County Field & Stream, Inc.
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Hunting Regs, Seasons
and more
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     Where You Can Buy Fishing and Hunting Licenses
                     and Get Free Copies of Regulations

Cle Elum
     Cle Elum Hardware, 811 W Davis, (509) 674-5691
     Farm & Home, 100 W First St, (509) 674-7104
Easton
     CB's General Store, 1751 Railroad, (509) 656-2337
Ellensburg
     Bi Mart, 608 E Mountain View Ave, (509) 925-6971
     Fred Meyer, 201 S Water St, (509) 962-0500
Kittitas
     Kittitas Country Hardware, 117 N Main St, (509) 968-3368
On The Web
    
https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/
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- Club Officers -
President - Lee Davis
Vice President - Robert Weyna
Secretary - Deborah K. Essman
Treasurer - Leta Davis
Past President - Bill Essman
- Board of Trustees -
Buzz Chevara
Dennis Page
Tom Chini
Joe Rotter
Dusty Metsker
Ken Matney
WildWatch CAMs
WDFW uses high-quality
miniature security cameras to
observe wildlife from a safe,
non-intrusive distance; and broadband Internet transmissions to bring live views of wildlife to their biologists' desks and to your home.
          
salmon       seal       heron       bat       martin       owl
                           
bluebird      osprey     eagle
                     WDFW WildWatchCams Homepage
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Kittitas County
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              COMING EVENTS
July 13 - General Meeting, 7:30 pm,
               Fairgrounds, Public Welcome
July 27 - Board Meeting, 7pm, D&M
               Motors, members welcome
Aug 4 - CORT, Ellensburg, 7-9pm
August 8 - Chukar Run Banquet
Aug 10 - No meeting.  Come to the
             Chukar Run.
Aug 31 - Board Meeting
Emergency Rule Updates




Cle Elum Ranger District
Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forests
803 West 2nd St.
Cle Elum, WA 98922

Mikki Douglass
509-852-1051 -- ORV Desk
mdouglass@fs.fed.us

Learn how to build a SAFE campfire to prevent wildfires

See how easily burning debris can start a wildfire

Understand how proper equipment maintenance can reduce wildfires

Safety is not only important outdoors, but also in and around our homes
Be Smart Outdoors
Essential information
to navigate the outdoors with wildfire safety in mind
visit SmokeyBear.com
Joel Turner
Champion Elk Caller

is coming to Ellensburg
August 23, 4-8 pm

Details soon about location
Visit Joel's website
         Be careful with fire on public recreation lands
     As the Fourth of July weekend approaches with drier-than-normal conditions in some parts of Washington, state land managers ask those heading outdoors to be careful with fire.
     People cause 85 percent of Washington’s wildfires, and caution and common sense are the keys to preventing damage, state land managers agree. Obeying fire restrictions and not letting a campfire get out of control are among the most important steps outdoor enthusiasts can take to preserve recreation lands.              
read the full WDFW News Release     Fire Danger Levels and Burn Ban Info
Thank You!
Volunteers are beginning to request donations for our Chukar Run Banquet.
Without the generous support of our community for our annual fundraiser,
few of our programs would be possible. 






Come to the 23rd Chukar Run Banquet for games, raffles, prizes, auctions, good food, and fun!
Dinner and Raffle Tickets Available at
<> Arnold's Ranch & Home <>  <> Shaw's Furniture & Appliance <>
<> Old Mill Country Store <>  <> Sure Shot Guns & Pawn <>       
Carol's Restaurant at Exit 115
Curly's II
Ellensburg Rodeo
Arnold's Ranch & Home
Fitterer's Furniture
Gerry's Foreign Auto Parts
Knudson Lumber
Sure Shot Guns & Archery
Old Mill Country Store
Woods Ace Hardware
Rhoda & Buzz Chevara
Shaw's Furniture
Chukar Run Raffles
-- Remington 870 12-ga Shotgun -- $10 per ticket --
-- Only 150 tickets will be sold --

-- Trout Unlimited Madison Pontoon Boat --
-- $1 per ticket --