Fishing closed in Olympic National Park rivers to protect steelhead populations

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Fishing closed in Olympic National Park rivers to protect steelhead populations
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The National Parks Service announced that recreational fishing will be closed for all Olympic National Park rivers in an effort to wild steelhead populations. FOX13

Starting March 1, no fishing will be allowed in the Hoh, South Fork Hoh, Bogachiel, Dickey, and Quillayute river systems within Olympic National Park.The decision was made based off information provided by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, which indicated that wild steelhead runs are returning in numbers much lower than anticipated.

Closing fishing will hopefully help maintain and grow the population, the National Parks Service said.

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