Cowlitz Fish Report

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Cowlitz Fish Report

February 24, 2025

Last week, Tacoma Power employees recovered 31 winter-run steelhead adults and one coho adult over four days of operations at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery separator.

During the past week, Tacoma Power employees released two winter-run steelhead into the Tilton River at Bremer Bridge and they released one winter-run steelhead and one coho adult into Lake Scanewa near Randle.

River flow below Mayfield Dam is 4,610 cubic feet per second on Monday, February 24, 2025. Water visibility is 6 feet and water temperature is 42.6 degrees F. River flows could change at any time so boaters and anglers should remain alert for this possibility.

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