Hunting & Fishing
A year-round sporting paradise
The Columbia River is open year-round, and some of the best fishing and hunting areas in the region are found on the waters and shorelines managed by Grant PUD.
Fishing
The Mid-Columbia River is one of the prime fisheries in the United States, with annual migrations of salmon and steelhead, as well as resident fish, including sturgeon, bass, walleye, trout, yellow perch, crappie, sunfish, and more.
Fishing spots
Most of the recreation sites listed on our Visit Us page have great spots for shoreline fishing and hand launching canoes and kayaks. We also have a number of boat launches up and down the river.
Fish for future generations
Grant PUD invests millions of dollars each year into programs that help bolster fish populations on the Columbia River and preserve and protect fish and wildlife habitat to learn more click here.
Hunting
We do not allow hunting in our designated recreation areas, but we do have miles and miles of shoreline where hunting is allowed. Visit Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife for more details
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
It’s also important to note that the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife regulates hunting and fishing on Grant PUD lands, so you must follow all of their rules and restrictions when engaged in these activities.
