Washington Fishing Videos

Randle El's Straight Talk: Fishing Bait with Washington Redskins' Linebacker Marcus Washington From fishing to coffee to movies, no stone is left unturned in wide receiver Antwaan Randle El's final straight talk with Washington Redskins' Linebacker Marcus Washington. Go to www.mouthpiecesports.com for more coverage. Views: 498 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: December 2006 Hosted by Bill Brooks, Contracts Office, Olympia headquarters. - Thanks to the WDFW hatchery staffs, a lot of damage from the recent flooding was prevented. Neil Turner, construction maintenance manager, Fish Program - A major improvement to one of the WDFW public access sites thanks to the Stillaguamish Tribe adopting that site. Kye Iris, Lands Agent, Region 4 - An agreement is signed to assist in the recovery of pygmy rabbits. It's the first "safe harbor" contract with a landowner. Dennis Beich, Regional Director & Ron Fox, Wildlife Biologist - Reardan's Audubon Lake near Spokane is now a public site thanks to the work of a lot of organizations along with WDFW. Howard Ferguson, District Wildlife Biologist. - A gift giving guide to help you find something for the wildlife watcher on your list. Bill Tweit, WDFW biologist Views: 549 Rating: (3 ratings)

Wild About Washington: November 2007 Hosted by Monique Homan, WDFW Outreach & Education Program, Olympia Features include: - Western gray squirrels are transplanted to habitat at Fort Lewis to bolster Westside populations. Gene Orth, WDFW wildlife biologist; David Clouse, Ft. Lewis biologist; Mary Linders, WDFW wildlife biologist - Documenting wildlife with motion-activated cameras. WDFW wildlife biologist Steve Zender, Spokane - Fishing opportunities across Washington - Washington drivers can now add a personal message to their animal theme license plates. Chuck Gibilisco, WDFW Watchable Wildlife Program - Watchable wildlife opportunities across Washington See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/ Views: 430 Rating: (4 ratings)

Fly Fishing Washington: Summer Run Steelhead http://www.brazdasflyfishing.com Fly Fishing For Summer Run Steelhead in Central Washington. Views: 632 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: February 2006 Hosted by Yvonne Shevalier, a scientific technician in the WDFW Fish Program, Olympia WDFW headquarters. Features: - WDFW responds to the recent heavy rains and flooding to protect fish habitat. Interview with Gary Bell, biologist, Grays Harbor - Fishing opportunities across the state. - Fish and Wildlife Commission list three species as "threatened." Interviews with Scott Pearson; Research Scientist; Kelly McAllister, Dist. Biologist; Ann Potter, Biologist - It is the season for backyard bird feeders. It is also a good time to remember to keep them clean so you are providing a benefit to the birds. Erik Neatherlin, biologist - Where to see Washington's wildlife in the coming weeks. Views: 266 Rating: (1 ratings)

Point Roberts Fishing Washington Master Sportsmen Rob Anderson & Bill Simmons conquer the sportfish of the Pacific Northwest Views: 713 Rating: (0 ratings)

Wild About Washington: July 2006 Hosted by Katisha Conner, customer service specialist, Olympia headquarters. Features: - Shad fishing on the Columbia River with Wil Morrison from the WDFW Region Five headquarters in Vancouver - New WDFW signs will soon be appearing a favorite Puget Sound crabbing sites. An explanation from Rich Childers, biologist, Pt. Whitney Shellfish Lab - A good example of "citizen science" as students assist WDFW Region One biologist Woody Myers on Project Mule Deer. - Good information on how to live with bears when you live in or travel in bear country. WDFW biologist Rocky Spencer. - The WDFW game farm in Lewis County is now the Bob Oke Game Farm. WDFW Director Dr. Jeff Koenings and Sen. Bob Oke. Views: 901 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: January 2008 Hosted by Linda Bures, WDFW Administration, Olympia Features include: - WDFW enforcement officers assist local law enforcement and residents during recent flooding events. Interview with Sgt. Ted Jackson, WDFW Enforcement Program - "Selective Fisheries" is one of the reasons we will have some good salmon fishing opportunities in the new year. Interview with Steve Thiesfeld, WDFW Fish Program - Fishing opportunities across Washington this month - WDFW gets a donation of a mule deer decoy to assist in the enforcement of conservation laws. Interview with Sgt. Dan Rahn, Spokane - Watchable wildlife opportunities across Washington - State Parks's has developed artistic icons to identify each of the 120 state parks. Here are 3 examples and what you'll find at those parks. See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/ Views: 519 Rating: (3 ratings)

Wild About Washington: June 2008 Hosted by Theresa Nation, WDFW fish & wildlife biologist, Olympia Features include: - A report on this year's Youth Expo in Kennewick. Interviews with kids, teachers & parents - Fishing opportunities across Washington - Spokane high school shop class builds and donates a deer decoy to WDFW. Interview with Sgt. Dan Rahn and a student - Conservation starts with good practices at home and at work. So how is the WDW staff doing with saving resources while on the job? An audit of our workplace after hours. Carol Plening, Jeremy Epstein, Nicole rickets, Kristi Lynett - Wildlife you may see at 3 featured Washington state parks See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/ Views: 540 Rating: (0 ratings)

Wild About Washington: February 2007 Hosted by: Zoe Wischinsky, WDFW H.R. Program Features include: - Cowlitz Salmon hatchery is again producing the salmon egg displays for distribution to schools. Details from Guy Campbell, fish Specialist - February fishing opportunities across Washington - WDFW is in a partnership with others to give away life jackets for kids under 12 at the Puyallup Sportsmen Show. Terry Rudnick, Youth Sport Fishing Coordinator - Winter can be a great time for wildlife experiences if you have snow and cross-country skis. Interview with Sandy Dotts, Region One biologist. - Where to see Washington's wildlife in the coming weeks. See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/ Views: 588 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: May 2008 Hosted by Susan Reszczynski, WDFW lab technician, Olympia Features include: - Recovery of the Taylor's checkerspot butterfly on South Puget Sound prairie habitat. Interview with Mary Linders, biologist, endangered species recovery specialist - Washington salmon fishing opportunities following the annual North of Falcon meetings. Comments from Steve Thiesfeld, Cindy LaFleur, and Kirt Hughes. - Spring razor clam dig. All you need to know from Dan Ayres, WDFW coastal shellfish biologist. - Fishing Opportunities across Washington - Things to see and do at 3 featured Washington state parks See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/ Views: 278 Rating: (1 ratings)

Wild About Washington: March 2006 Hosted by Dena Nelson, an environmental policy specialist, Olympia WDFW headquarters Features: - What goes into the recreational crabbing management and some of the conservation of crabbing. Rick Childers, Pt. Whitney Shellfish lab - While it hasn't been a good year so far for smelt, many people are giving it a try anyway. Brad James, Region 5 bio with bob Woodard also of Reg. 5. - Fishing opportunities across the state. - WDFW's Family Forest Fish Passage Program is meant to improve salmon habitat. However, it is also playing an important role in help families stay on their land. The Falkner family has been on their land near Raymond for 5 generations. - Where to see Washington's wildlife in the coming weeks. Views: 1432 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: June 2007 Hosted by Aimee McIntyre, of the Habitat Program in Olympia. Features include: - Washington's first Youth Outdoor Expo, including interviews with Bonnie Long, outreach manager and Jeff Koenings, director. - Enforcement of the Hood Canal recreational shrimp fishery, featuring Dennis Flowers and Mark James, enforcement officers. - Fishing opportunities across Washington. - A WDFW access site in Mason County that was "adopted" by students at Choice High School - A reminder to "leave wild things in the wild," featuring Rocky Spencer, biologist, and Bill Lantiegne, enforcement officer. See: See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/ "Wild About Washington" is produced by Chuck Bolland, WDFW Public Affairs. Views: 513 Rating: (3 ratings)

Wild About Washington: September 2006 Hosted by Jeff Skeens, Enforcement Program customer service, Olympia headquarters. Features: - "Bird Flu" monitoring event. Participants: Brad Bortner, USFWS; Erica McDonald, USDA; Laurence Schafer, USDA; Don Kraege, WDFW - Report on a joint WDFW-Colville Tribe salmon research project on the upper Columbia River. Chris Waldbillings, WDFW fish biologist - Fishing opportunities across Washington state. - A visit to the Clark Co. Fair. Enforcement Officer David Huges - Watchable wildlife opportunities in Washington Views: 537 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: March 2007 Hosted by Marian Snyder, WDFW public information officer, Olympia Headquarters. Features: - An explanation of the North of Falcon process to set annual salmon-fishing seasons, with Steve Theisfeld, fish biologist. - Salmon as art; with interviews of area artists who depict salmon in their work. - A feature on WDFW employee Jody Taylor, winner of the 2007 Innovation in State Government Award. He saves the state thousands of dollars each year with a new method for winter elk feeding. - Current fishing opportunities and wildlife viewing opportunities. Views: 1428 Rating: (3 ratings)

Wild About Washington: January 2006 Hosted by Darren Friedel, Public Information Specialist, Olympia WDFW Headquarters - Two Mason County small farms are designated "Salmon-Safe." A visual tour of the property and interviews with the farmers who tell us how they grow crops and animals with an eye toward protecting the natural resources. - Steelhead management on the Snake River in southeastern Washington. Interview with fish biologist Joe Bumgarner. - Additional fishing opportunities across the state. - A CWD check station in eastern Washington that is part of the plan to keep CWD out of our state. Interview with Dave Volsen, biologist. - Where to see Washington's wildlife in the coming weeks. Views: 731 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: July 2007 Hosted by Rondah Whitaker, WDFW License Program, Olympia Features include: - Puget Sound recreational crabbing is a favorite for thousands of people. A report from Larry Phillips, WDFW fish biologist - Fishing opportunities across Washington - Upper Columbia River sturgeon project gets assistance from a local school. Jason McLellan, WDFW fish biologist - Washington ground squirrls moved from a golf course to more suitable habitat. This effort is helped by science students at Warden High School Views: 550 Rating: (3 ratings)

Wild About Washington: September 2007 Hosted by Larry Bures, WDFW Licensing Program, Olympia Features include: - South sound salmon fishery with Mike Scharpf, Fish Biologist - Other fishing opportunities across Washington - Don't let physical impairments get in the way of your outdoor recreation. Interview with Rory Calhoun, Accessibility Specialist, Recreation & Conservation Funding Board - Spokane goose roundup and branding. Mikai Moore, Wildlife Biologist and Statewide Waterfowl Specialist - Watchable wildlife opportunities across Washington See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/ Views: 545 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wild About Washington: August 2006 Hosted by John Sheahan, IT specialist, Olympia headquarters. Features: - Sturgeon on the Columbia River with Wil Morrison from the WDFW Region Five headquarters in Vancouver - Additional fishing opportunities in Washington - A day at salmon camp with the Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group and area 4th through 6th graders - The basic equipment you will need if bird watching is something you might want to do. Bill Tweit, WDFW biologist - Watchable wildlife opportunities in Washington Views: 447 Rating: (1 ratings)

Wild About Washington: January 2007 Hosted by Scott Loerts, WDFW Safety Officer Features: - The health of Puget Sound is highlighted in a news conference called by Gov. Chris Gregoire. Also featured are congress members Norm Dicks and Jay Inslee - Spawning is underway at the Spokane Hatchery, the producer of most the trout planted in Washington lakes. Ace Trump, Hatchery Specialist and Mike Coyle, Inland Empire chapter of the Safari Club - Fishing opportunities across Washington for January - Graduation from Highline High School requires a community service project. Senior D.J. Allen takes a group of students to the Des Moines Fishing Pier for an evening's lesson in squid jigging Views: 1160 Rating: (3 ratings)

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