Jack salmon are early returning male Chinook and coho salmon that mature and spawn a year or two before full-grown adults.

The Northern Pikeminnow Sport Reward Program pays anglers tiered rates for catching invasive predators in Oregon river basins.

The Northern Pikeminnow Sport Reward Program pays anglers to catch predatory fish threatening salmon and steelhead in Oregon.

Northern pikeminnow predation on juvenile salmon and steelhead in dammed rivers drives Oregon population management efforts.

Northern pike populations are currently absent from Oregon waters despite ongoing threats to local salmon and steelhead fisheries.

Invasive fish species in Oregon rivers and lakes disrupt ecosystems, harming native trout and salmon populations.

Piranha and exotic fish populations in Oregon waters, addressing aquarium dumping, myths, and threats to native species.

Wallowa Lake holds the Oregon state record for brown trout with a twenty-eight pound fish caught by David Johnson in 2002.

Oregon state record smallmouth bass details, including fish weight exceeding seven pounds and official ODFW catch records.

The Oregon state record steelhead details the historical thirty-five pound eight ounce catch from the Deschutes River by Roy A. Painter.