WDFW fish biologists have taken you fishing for whitefish in the winter before but now want to show you how to take advantage of the exceptional Lake Whitefish fishery that occurs at Banks Lake and other reservoirs in eastern Washington throughout the summer months. #FishWashington #Whitefish | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Have you tried WDFW's Free 'Fish Washington' Mobile App? Here is a short video intro to the app! Whether you are an experienced angler or just getting started, the 'Fish Washington' phone app should be on your mobile device. The free mobile app is designed to convey up-to-the-minute fishing regulations for every lake, river, stream and marine area in the state. The exception, for now, is the app does not yet include information on shellfish and seaweed collection rules. The app is available for

Gordon Blossom is a 103-year-old Master Hunter. Washington’s Master Hunters donate approximately 13,000 hours on wildlife related volunteer projects (valued at $390,000) annually. Gordon has been a Master Hunter for several years, and has contributed hundreds of volunteer hours. From building fences to cleaning up trash in Kittitas County, Gordon is an excellent example of the Master Hunter Permit Program’s community contributions. Watch the video to hear Gordon’s tips to live a long, happy life

Check out this release! 🐾 In mid-December, the PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center received an adult male bobcat with an injured left paw. Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) brought the bobcat to PAWS for care. Thankfully, after a full exam, our wildlife team found that his injuries were minor, and he retained good use of his paw. After a short stay at PAWS Wildlife, this beautiful bobcat was ready to return home to the wild! 🌲 | PAWS - Progressive Animal Welfare Society