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Hawaii's DLNR shifts its enforcement focus (Honolulu Advertiser)

As part of a newly released five-year strategic plan, the department's Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement is seeking national accreditation and looking at ways to shed some tasks that are keeping officers from spending more time on patrol and responding to complaints.

THE SPORSTMAN'S CORNER: West Coast salmon numbers explode (The Willits News)

Every year, biologists forecast how many salmon will return to the different watersheds in the Pacific Northwest. They base their predictions on a variety of factors, including smolt release numbers, ocean temperatures, and fishery testing, though having so many variables lowers the reliability of these estimates.

Oregon Recreation Report (Lebanon Express)

The Oregon Recreation Report (fishing, hunting, viewing), updated June 23 by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife:

Rescue miracle miles from civilization (Soundings)

On the afternoon of Jan. 3, 1871, a ship’s carpenter marooned with 87 others on a desert island at Kure Atoll in the Pacific saw a smudge of smoke on the horizon, the first sign that five valiant men who had set sail from the atoll 46 days earlier on a jury-rigged 30-foot whaleboat had found help.

Summer salmon fishing should be great (Seattle Times)

In northern and central Puget Sound, the catch quotas for hatchery-marked chinook has been lifted for the first time since its conception in 2007, and is open July 16 to Aug. 31.

Low water flows hurt river fishing, but lake fishing is fine (The Olympian)

Low flows and clear water have made river fishing a real challenge this week. Nearly all rivers west of the Cascade Mountains are suffering from this affliction, which has resulted in spooky fish and a sporadic bite.