Underwood Tribal Fishing Access, located at the confluence of the White Salmon and Columbia Rivers in Washington, offers prime fishing for salmon (Chinook, Coho), steelhead, and sturgeon.
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The best spots are near the river mouth and along current seams. Shore access is available at the designated tribal site, while boat anglers can use nearby ramps like the Hood River Marina. Spring and fall are peak seasons for salmon and steelhead runs. Effective baits include cured salmon eggs, spinners, and plugs for salmon; nightcrawlers and smelt work well for sturgeon. Note: This site is primarily for Yakama tribal members—non-tribal access may be restricted.
White Salmon River Near Underwood
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2210cfs |
Hood River At Tucker Bridge
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1620cfs |
Mosier Creek Near Mosier
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37cfs |
Klickitat River Near Pitt
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2610cfs |
Columbia River At The Dalles
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110000cfs |
Bull Run River At Lower Flume Nr Brightwood
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50cfs |
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Tucker County Park
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Moss Creek
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Campground: Moss Creek
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Viento State Park North Campground
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Viento State Park
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Big Cedars Campground
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