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Fall chinook salmon season is officially open on August 18th across Washington and Idaho, with anglers allowed three adult fish per day—but only one can be wild. Wild limits mirror last year’s conservation approach as state agencies prioritize protecting dwindling wild populations while still offering a solid run for sport fishing. Jacks (under 24 inches) have no daily limit if they’re at least 12 inches long. The season ends October 31st in most areas, but closes earlier—October 15th—near West Evans Road. Both states are aligned in their management strategy to balance angler access with sustainability.

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