Starting Saturday, recreational anglers will have the option of using two poles while fishing in most Washington lakes under a new law passed by the state Legislature.

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New law allowing two poles for lake fishing takes effect Saturday (The Daily News)

People fishing in Kahului Harbor now must make stops at a check station as well as report their catch to the state, the Maui News reported.

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Those who fish in harbor now must check in and out (Honolulu Advertiser)

STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS California regulators sharply restricted fishing off more than 20 percent of the state’s coastline from the San Francisco Peninsula to Mendocino County and parts of Sonoma County, turning back pleas Wednesday to allow more abalone diving and delay the new measures due to budgetary concerns.

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Fishing banned off parts of Sonoma, Mendocino coasts (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat)

It’s much easier, and more fun, to write this column when so many are catching a variety of fish up and down the Jersey coast and in Delaware Bay. For 32 years I have produced columns for different news outlets.

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Fishing good, but local laws aren’t helping (Gloucester County Times)

MAT-SU — Starting today at 6 a.m., the Parks Highway streams and Little Susitna River are closed to king salmon fishing for the remainder of the season.

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Local News : King salmon anglers have to head north