Anglers can head out of Ilwaco and other lower Columbia River ports for ocean fishing again starting Monday.

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Marine Area 1 to reopen to salmon fishing starting Monday (The Daily News)

Column by Chuck DownerFor The Daily News One morning last week I drove into town to pick up a supply of soft-plastic lures for an upcoming trip to Ten Mile Lake, on the Oregon coast.

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Downer: Attention to detail key to hog-line success (The Daily News)

Sport sturgeon fishing in the Columbia River below Wauna reopens for fishing today, continuing through Sunday.

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Outdoor briefs: Sturgeon fishing opens below Wauna (The Daily News)

Fourteen days of summer chinook fishing begin Monday in the lower Columbia River.

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Summer chinook fishing begins Monday in lower Columbia (The Daily News)

Anglers are still reeling in good numbers of spring chinook salmon on several tributaries to the Columbia River, but other fisheries are beginning to compete for their attention, according to the Department of Fish and Wildlife. “This is a time of year when a lot of good fishing opportunities start opening up,” said Joe Hymer, a WDFW fish biologist

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More fishing opportunities opening up (The Daily News)