2017-18 COLUMBIA BASIN C ALENDAR OF EVENTS
EPHRATA QUINCY SOAP LAKE CARL Dogw Farmers' Market: Saturdays June-Oct 4th of July in George! 7/4 Run to the Sun Motorcycle Rally: July Picn Basin Summer Sounds: July Balloon Festival: 9/8-9 Smokiam Days: 7/4 CARP 1522 Downtown Trick or Treat: 10/31 Farmer Consumer Awareness Day: 9/9 Winterfest: December Playg Miracle on Main Street Bluegrass Festival at George: Sept Pow Wow: June 3-5 CASC Holiday Festival: December Harvest Festival: Oct 2001 WARDEN Picn Sage-N-Sun Festival: June Chamber/Rotary Auction- October moo Halloween: 10/31 Warden Community Days & bath Fun in the Park/Parade: Labor Day COLU GORGE AMPHITHEATRE Trout Fishing Derby: March 6785 Sasquatch! Festival : May 26 Kites and Chutes Festival: May Christmas in Warden: December Mose Paradiso : June 23 Ope Spring Swing Golf Tournament: June COLU Train: Play That Song Tour : July 15 Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 Basketball 51 S John Mayer : July 21 Eigh Jack Johnson : Juy 22 Tourney: June The Chan Watershed Festival : July 28 RITZVILLE for a Zac Brown Band : August 19 swan THINGS TO DO Wheat Land Communities’ Fair: Labor Day . area Kings of Leon : August 26 The Guns N' Roses: Not In This Lifetime Tour : September 3 Weekend bird Rodeo: September 4 COLV 512 M GRAND COULEE DAM Community Parade: September Ope Nightly Laser Light Show: May 28-Sept 30 Wine and Microbrew Tasting and Don Colville Confederated Tribes Indian Auction: September Artif Encampment & Pow Wow: August in th Mennonite Auction: 10/7 histo Sunbanks Blues Festival : May 18-22 and Sept 7-11 a bea Harvest Festival: Sept AAUW Holiday Bazaar: December 2 peop Vintners & Brewers Tasting & Auction: Dec 3 DEVI Hwy Koulee Kids Fest: June 18 Visit mag almo MOSES LAKE DR F 4th of July Celebration: 7/4 (15-19) 408 W 509- Grant County Fair: 8/15-19 Free Grand Moonlight Parade: 5/27 Hou Mem Dr. F ODESSA phys Town Deutschesfest: 9/15-17 thro eme Halloween Carnival: TBD Ritzv Turkey Carnival: November In hi Christmas Fest: Dec abou servi the c OTHELLO was elect Sunfaire: September 1923 From Adams County Fair: 9/13-16 volu Festival of Lights: December The muc furni
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CARL T. AHLERS PARK (.5 acre) FARMERS' MARKET Dam tells the story of the Columbia River and how its Dogwood and 3rd - 500 W Third Ave, Moses Lake www.moseslakefarmersmarket.com power was harnessed to provide multiple benefits to Picnic area McCosh Park mankind, including electrical power, irrigation for farming, May 7th-October flood control and exciting recreational opportunities. CARPENTER PARK (1.5 acres) Saturdays 8:00am - 1:00pm The “narrator” of Grand Coulee Dam’s laser light stage is 1522 Lee St, Moses Lake Doolittle Park the mighty Columbia River itself. Looking back over its Playground, basketball, youth practice field, picnic area June 20th-September 23rd ancient past, the river describes those dramatic events CASCADE PARK Wednesdays 4:00pm-7:00pm that led to the carving of the Grand Coulee, the building (30 acres) of an immense dam to hold back its rushing waters, and THINGS TO DO 2001 Valley Rd, Moses Lake Farm produce, arts and crafts GILLETTE PARK the use of the river to reclaim a desert. The free show runs Picnic, playground, restrooms, boat launch and (One acre) nightly Memorial weekend through September 30th. moorage, RV and tent camping, 205 E 11th, Moses Lake bathhouse, soccer complex Playground, picnic area GRANT COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM & VILLAGE COLUMBIA BASIN FISH HATCHERY GINKGO PETRIFIED FOREST/ 742 Basin St NW, Ephrata, WA 98823 WANAPUM RECREATIONAL AREA 509-754-3334 6785 Road K NE #A • 509-765-7714 Open 1st weekend May-Sept 30 Moses Lake WANAPUM REC AREA: Three miles south of Vantage, I-90 Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat: 10am-5pm, Sun 1pm-4pm, Open Daily, 8am-4:00pm GINKGO INTERPRETIVE CENTER: 509-856-2700 Closed Wed COLUMBIA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE One mile north of Vantage, I-90. Guided tours provided 51 S Morgan Lake Rd, Othello • 509-488-3140 Open for day use weekends and holidays Nov 1st-Mar 1st. Admission - Adults $3.50, Students and ages 6-15 $2.50, Eight miles northwest of Othello Hours: 8am to Dusk Under Five Free The refuge boasts 30,000 acres in the famous Drumheller Open for day use every day Mar 16th-Oct 31st Hours: 6:30 am to Dusk Visitors tour everything from a one-room schoolhouse Channel of the Scablands and serves as a wintering area replica to a saloon. There are over 300 vintage cameras for approximatley 10,000 ducks, mostly mallard, tundra The 7,470-acre state park is home to a forest of petrified and antique printing equipment also on display. Displays swans and Canada geese. It also serves as a nesting ginkgo trees, one of the rarest petrified woods in are changed periodically. There are 38 buildings on the area for various song, water, marsh and shoreline birds. the world. The park features a 1.5-mile Tree of Stone premises, including an original Catholic Church, Grant Co The refuge allows for seasonal fishing and upland Interpretive Trail that follows an exposed part of the bed Journal, Krupp Marlin Jail, Bank, Justice of the Peace, bird hunting, as well as year-round wildlife viewing. of prehistoric Lake Vantage and winds past 22 types of Country Store and Line Cabin. COLVILLE CONFEDERATED TRIBES MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP petrified logs in its natural habitat. The Interpretive Center displays Native American petroglyphs cut from nearby HARRISON K DANO PARK (4.75 acres) 509-764-3805 512 Mead Way, Coulee Dam, WA • 509-633-0751 basalt cliffs, polished cross-sections of petrified woods, 501 S Paxson, Moses Lake Open March-Dec Daily, 9am-6:00pm 50 species of petrified trees, and the remains of many Soccer, picnic area, youth practice field Donations Accepted prehistoric animals. Take Exit 136 off I-90 and go north one Artifacts and a diarama of Kettle Falls are included mile through Vantage to reach Ginkgo Interpretive Center. HAYDEN PARK (.5 acre) 509-764-3805 in the museum. Also on display are ancient GORGE AMPHITHEATER Grand and Tommy - 1108 St Helens Ave, Moses Lake Playground, picnic area histories of the Colville Tribe, a cedar basket, The outdoor amphitheater overlooks the Columbia River a beaded regalia, over 150 old photos of tribal and is home to many entertainment groups during the JUNIPER PARK (.5 acre) 509-764-3805 people from the 1900s, and a peace medal. summer months. There are both terrace seating and Olive and Juniper - 902 Juniper Dr, Moses Lake DEVIL’S PUNCHBOWL lawn seating, as well as a campground located nearby. Playground, picnic area Hwy 155, near Steamboat Rock State Park GRAND COULEE DAM KNOLLS VISTA PARK Visit the great waterfall during spring and see its (Four acres) 509-764-3805 magnificence. The Devil's Punchbowl is rumored to be Visitor Center: 509-633-9265 444 Knolls Vista Dr, Moses Lake almost 300 feet in depth but has never been measured. www.usbr.gov Playground, basketball court, youth ball field, picnic area, DR FRANK R. BURROUGHS HOME MUSEUM Oct 1st-Memorial Day Weekend Open 9am-5pm restrooms Memorial Day Weekend-July 31st Open 8:30am-11pm LAKEVIEW PARK 408 West Main • PO Box 524, Ritzville, WA 99169 Month of August Open 8:30am-10:30pm (Five acres) 509-659-1936, Ritzville Chamber of Commerce Month of September Open 8:30am-9:30pm Clover Dr and Dahlia - 802 S Clover Dr, Moses Lake Free Admission - Donations Welcomed Month of October Open 9:00am-5:00pm Playground, youth ball field, picnic area, restrooms LIND COMBINE DEMOLITION DERBY Hours: Tues-Sat 12pm-4pm Grand Coulee Dam measures 550 ft high and 5,223 ft Memorial Day through Labor Day or by appointment long and is the world‘s third largest hydroelectric Combine Demolition Derby is the kickoff to Lind‘s rodeo Dr. Frank R. Burroughs was one of Ritzville’s first facility. The dam provides up to 6.5 million kilowatts of weekend in June. The event is traditionally started with physicians, who practiced there from 1889 to 1925. power and irrigates over half a million acres of farmland. a “beauty“ parade, in which the combines are judged Town lore has it that Dr. Burroughs was passing The dam was constructed in 1933 by the Bureau of for their looks. The most popular machine is determined through Ritzville by train in 1888, when a local medical Reclamation for the main purpose of irrigation, but by applause. The combines, which must be inoperable emergency required him to stop there. The doctor liked when World War II began, the need for power became for harvest and at least 25 years old, are dolled up Ritzville so much, he never got back on the train. more important, thus thrusting the Grand Coulee Dam with paint and crepe paper and driven into the rodeo into one of the world‘s largest hydroelectric facilities. arena. The combines are repeatedly run at each other In his nearly 40 years of practice, Dr. Burroughs delivered in an effort to disable other combines. The winner of about 5,000 babies. He was quite active in the community, There are guided tours daily of the Third Power House, where the hydroelectric units can be viewed. the derby is awarded to the last “man“ standing. serving at times as mayor and postmaster, as well as on LOWER PENINSULA PARK the city council and library board. Dr. Burroughs' home COULEE DAM’S HISTORIC WALK (22 acres) was built from 1889-1890 and remodeled in 1902 when The town of Coulee Dam has a history rich in stories 3519 Peninsula Dr, Moses Lk electricity came to Ritzville. After his family line ended in of the building of the mighty Grand Coulee Dam. Picnic, restrooms, boat launch, fishing, trails, 1923, a nephew bequeathed the house to the city in 1962. From the well-planned Engineers‘ Town to an entire wildlife habitat, disc golf From 1987-88, it was extensively refurbished by local section of Mason City that was moved to make way volunteers and reopened as the Burroughs Museum. for construction, Coulee Dam holds a vast treasure of The house survives today with few alterations and with information just waiting to be explored. Start at the much of the original wallpaper, floor coverings and Visitor Arrival Center and follow the signs throughout furnishings intact. the short excursion into the past. The trip through time is presented by the town of Coulee Dam. Maps available. LASER LIGHT SHOW AT GRAND COULEE DAM It is one of the largest entertainment laser projection systems in the world. 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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROADDEPOT MUSEUM SAND DUNES/OFFROAD VEHICLES BAN OF RITZVILLE MCCOSH PARK Exit 174 off I-90, follow signs. 1984 105 West 10th Ave • PO Box 524, Ritzville, WA 99169 Only areas marked "open riding" are designated for 4x4, OFF 401 W 4th Ave, Moses Lake 509-659-1656 ATVs and motorcycle use. Over 3,000 acres for 509-764-3805 fishing, hiking, canoeing, hunting, waterskiing. 509 Open Summer 12 noon-4pm Tues-Sat until www Open year-round • Free • 22 acres • Basketball and sports Memorial Day or through Labor Day by appointment Picnicking and camping permitted. No facilities. courts • Lighted tennis courts • Playground • Picnic area Donations Accepted SPLASHZONE EPHRATA'S COMMUNITY POOL • 18- • Ope and shelter • BBQ • Restrooms The depot was at one time an 8-10 passenger train stop, 780 A Street, Ephrata • 509-754-3456 CENTENNIAL AMPHITHEATER as well as the major source of produce transportation. • Driv Get in the zone! 10,204-sq ft pool w/ zero depth • Pro Small, outdoor amphitheater. Hosts concerts most Built in 1910, the brick structure is remarkably well entry, 251-foot water slide, lily pads, water basketball, Saturdays, beginning in July thru early September. preserved. It contains the original terrazzo floors, tile two one-meter diving boards, preschool frog slide, • Ref SKATE PARK wainscoting, some furniture and the original water tank interactive water play structure, sand playground, • Sem Skateboards, roller and in-line skates, in the water closet of the ladies' room. The depot was full-service concession stand, acres of grass picnic area. BIG half-pipe, ollie-box, rail and launch ramp placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. In the ticket office, view a working telegraph machine STEAMBOAT ROCK STATE PARK GOLF SURF 'N SLIDE WATER PARK • 509-764-3842 and railroad memorabilia; the ladies waiting room 12 miles south of Grand Coulee • www.parks.state.wa.us HWY Outdoor aquatic center with heated Olympic-size displays the town's original telephone switchboard, Reservations: 888-226-7688 509 pool, zero-depth area, water slides, two 200-foot and a photo exhibit of the volcanic eruption of Mt. St. Info: 509-633-1304 • Nin and baby octopus slides, tube slide, two diving Helens. In the holding room, there is a collection of items boards (a one- and a three-meter), handicapped The 3,522-acre park has 50,000 feet of freshwater • Driv from Ritzville's schools, and the freight room contains shoreline with two campgrounds and large day-use accessibility, two sand volleyball courts, picnic the original working scales. A restored Northern Pacific • Ope shelter, children’s playground, concessions areas. Located in the heart of the park is its namesake, • Clu Caboose outside the Depot Museum can also be viewed. a 600-acre basaltic rock formation. It is believed that MONTLAKE PARK (Ten acres) OLD HOTEL ART GALLERY the formation was created during the Ice Age and COLO Linden and Beaumont - 401 Linden, Moses Lake 33 E Larch St, Othello • 509-488-5936 was originally a large island in the Columbia River. 1705 THINGS TO DO Picnic shelter with BBQ pits, playground, restrooms, Tues-Sat 10am-5pm The park offers miles of horse and hiking trails. The 5097 park has 26 tent spaces, 136 utility spaces, one dump boat launch and moorage, swim area, fishing Visit Othello’s 1912 historic landmark. Handmade, www station, six restrooms, and six showers. There are 12 • 18- MOSES LAKE (78 acres) unique gifts. Demonstration garden, 1946 Milwaukee primitive boat-in campsites. The park is open year-round Five miles W of Moses Lake Caboose, Artisan Bottle Wall. Displays change monthly. for camping or day use. Located on Banks Lake off • Ope • Res Activities include boating, fishing, ice skating, PALOUSE FALLS STATE PARK Highway 155, look for marked park entrance signs. picnicking, scuba diving, swimming, and waterskiing. Twenty-three miles southeast of Washtucna on Palouse SUN LAKES DRY FALLS STATE PARK • Pub Falls Rd, SR 261 Seven miles SW of Coulee City, SR 17 MOSES LAKE MUSEUM & ART CENTER www.parks.wa.gov • 509-646-9218 KAH 401 S Balsam St www.parks.state.wa.us A 105-acre camping park with unique geology and Reservations: 888-226-7688 2070 509-764-3830 TURN Open Mon-Sat 11am-5pm, Closed Holidays history. The dramatic Palouse Falls (formerly named Info: 509-632-5583 Aputapat), with its 200 ft of cascading water, is the Visitor Center Open 7 days a week: April 17-June 15, GO 3 Activities for families and children. Admission free. central attraction. The best time to visit the falls is spring 9am-4pm; June 16-September 15, 9am-7pm TO K Changing exhibits, Native American history, local history, and early summer. A .25-mile trail overlooks the falls TO C regional art. Art gallery, gift shop, seminars and classes The 4,027-acre camp park, with 73,640 ft of freshwater 800 for the best views. The park also features the Marmes shoreline, is located at the base of Dry Falls. A gigantic NEPPEL LANDING (2.5 acres) Rock Shelter, a 1968 archeological dig, where they found dried-up waterfall, Dry Falls, is now a 400-ft 3.5-mile- www W Broadway at 104 S Alder St the "Marmes Man," the oldest human remains found wide cliff. At its peak, it is believed that the waterfall • 18- Picnic shelter, bike path, shoreline access in the western hemisphere. There are 11 tent spaces, was four times the size of Niagara Falls. Visit the Dry • Ope one dump station, and one restroom. All campsites Falls Visitor Center to understand more about how in the park are on a first-come, first-serve basis. • Driv the Glacial Lake Missoula flood affected the region. • Res PENINSULA PARK (1 acre) The park is home to nine lakes, a nine-hole golf course Texas and Russell and a miniature golf course and offers boating, hiking, LAK Playground, basketball court, picnic areas and birdwatching, just to mention a few. The park 1954 POTHOLES STATE PARK has 152 standard campsites, 39 utility spaces, one SOUT 17 miles SW of Moses Lake, SR 262 dump station, six restrooms and 12 showers. Winds OFF S www.parks.state.wa.us can be high in the park, so be prepared. It is open 5092 year-round, with varying opening dates for the lakes. Info: 509-346-2759 www Reservations: 888-226-7688 THUNDERING HOOVES SCULPTURE • 18- “Grandfather Cut Loose The Ponies” The park has 640 acres with 6,000 ft of freshwater • Priv High on the plateau above the Columbia River from of a shoreline open year-round for camping and day use. Vantage, the life-size and lifelike monument of 15 steel Pothole Lakes, for which the park is named, are not mustangs running. Artist David Govedare envisioned actually located within the park; they are about 30-45 the image to honor the Washington State Centennial. MOS minutes away. The park is actually located on Potholes 1373 Reservoir (also known as O'Sullivan Reservoir). The WHITE HERON CELLARS reservoir was a result of a huge depression that was 23832 Fine Wine Rd NW • 509-797-9463 OFF formed during Pleistocene flooding (the spreading 5097 Taste the many varieties of wine that are bottled there in • 18- and recession of continental ice sheets). Then in the wine- tasting room located inside the wine-making 1950, with the creation of the O'Sullivan Dam, the and bottling facility. Phyllis and Cameron Fries are the • Put water tables rose and the depression was filled, vintners and owners. Cameron attended wine-making • Clu creating Pothole Lakes. The park attracts visitors and viticultural schools in Switzerland. White Heron • Pro for a variety of outdoor activities: hunting, fishing, wines reflect the Central European wine-making styles. • Priv birdwatching, watersports and camping. The park has 61 tent spaces, 60 utility spaces, one dump YONEZAWA PARK (5 acres) station, four restrooms, and four showers. 300 W Yonezawa Blvd Moses Lake • 509-764-3805 Soccer, picnic area
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BANKS LAKE GOLF COURSE OASIS PARK MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE SAGE HILLS GOLF CLUB 19849 LUDOLPH RD, ELECTRIC CITY 2541 BASIN ST SW, EPHRATA 10400 SAGE HILL RD SE • WARDEN 4x4, OFF HWY 155 AT AIRPORT RD 8777545102 I90 EXIT 179, DRIVE SOUTH ON HWY 17 5096331400 www.oasisrvandgolfcourse.com FOR 17 MILES www.bankslakegolfcourse.webs.com • Nine-hole / par 27 5093492603 • 18-hole with two sets of tees • Open play • 18-hole / par 71 • Open play • Driving range • Clubhouse • Driving range • Hiking trails • Pro Shop THINGS TO DO • Pro Shop • Full basketball court • Open play l, • Refreshment area • Two putting greens • Semi-private ODESSA GOLF CLUB • Restaurant • RV park with full hookups ea. BIG BEND GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 13080 HWY 28 5099820093 SOUTH CAMPUS HYLANDER GREENS GOLF COURSE GOLF COURSE RD AT INTERSECTION OF • Regulation size nine-hole / par 36 a.us HWY 74 AND HWY 2, WILBUR 1475 NELSON RD NE 5096475664 OTHELLO GOLF CLUB MOSES LAKE • 5097661228 • Nine-hole with two sets of tees / par 36 2269 W MOCKINGBIRD LN • Nine-hole/ par 27 • Driving range SOUTH OF TOWN ON HWY 24 AT BENCH RD WEST • Driving range • Open play 5094882376 • Public course e, • Club cafe open to the public • Nine-hole / par 35 THE LINKS AT MOSES POINTE COLOCKUM RIDGE GOLF • Driving range • Restaurant 4524 WESTSHORE DR • 5097642275 www.mosespointe.com 17056 RD 5 NW, QUINCY • Bar and lounge 5097876206 • 18-hole / par 72 p www.colockumridgegolf.com • Public course • Pro Shop • 18-hole • Clubhouse und POTHOLES GOLF RESORT • Driving range • Open play 7037 HWY 262 EAST • OTHELLO • Restaurant 5093469491 • Tournament groups welcomed • Lessons available • Public • Nine-hole • Tee times year-round, weather permitting KAHLER GLEN GOLF & SKI RESORT • Pro Shop 20700 CLUBHOUSE DR, LEAVENWORTH THREE LAKES GOLF COURSE TURN OFF HWY 2 ONTO HWY 207 N, RITZVILLE MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE 2695 GOLF DR, SOUTH OF WENATCHEE GO 3.5 MILES, LEFT ON CEDAR BRAE AND FOLLOW 104 E TENTH • 5096599868 5096635448 TO KAHLER DR, TURN LEFT AND FOLLOW • Nine-hole www.threelakesgolf.com TO CLUBHOUSE DR • 18-hole / par 69 er • Club rental 8004402994 • 509-763-4025 • Public course • Driving range tic • Open play - www.kahlerglen.com • 18-hole ROCK ISLAND GOLF COURSE • Pro Shop • Open play 314 SAUNDERS RD • Restaurant • Driving range SOUTH OF EAST WENATCHEE VIC MEYERS GOLF COURSE AT SUN LAKES • Restaurant 5098842806 se www.rockislandandgolfcourse.com 34228 PARK LN RD NE g, LAKEVIEW GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB • 18-hole 17 MILES NORTH OF SOAP LAKE AND 19547 GOLF CLUB RD NW • Open play SEVEN MILES SOUTH OF COULEE CITY ON HWY 17 SOUTH OF SOAP LAKE • Snack bar RESORT OFFICE 5096325291 OFF SOAP LAKEEPHRATA HWY CLUBHOUSE 5096325738 5092460336 ROYAL CITY GOLF COURSE www.sunlakesparkresort.com . • Nine-hole / 18-hole www.lvgcc.com 13702 DODSON RD S • 18-hole 5093462052 • Open play • Private, must either be guest of member, or member • Nine-hole • Club rental of another private club • Pull / power carts eel • Putting green d • Driving range l. MOSES LAKE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 1373 RD F.2 NE OFF I90 WEST OF MOSES LAKE 5097655049 re in • 18-hole ng e • Putting green ng • Clubhouse • Pro Shop es. • Private, members and invitation only
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Fishing licenses are required for both residents and SHELLFISH/SEAWEED-License allows the holder to Before fishing in a National Park or an Indian Reservation, COU nonresidents, 15 years of age and older. Licenses are valid harvest Dungeness and red rock crab, goose barnacles, contact the park or tribe to check their regulations. State Cou from April 1 through March 31. Licenses are not required mussels, octopus, oyster, razor clams, scallops, licenses and rules apply on National Forest lands. for juveniles ages 15 and under. sea cucumbers, sea urchins, shrimp, softshell and at th TO FIND OUT ABOUT FISHING IN THE STATE PARKS, area A resident is defined as a person who has lived in hardshell clams, squid and seaweed. CALL: Washington at least 90 days preceding the license COMBINATION-Combination license allows license 360-902-8844 easil purchase and does not hold a resident license from any holder to participate in all three of the preceding FISHING HOTLINE DEPT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Late other state. activities. cattl 360-902-2500 You must have your Washington license on you. Shellfish/ 13 DAY-License allows the holder to harvest freshwater Press 2 for recreational rules railro seaweed licenses must always be displayed on the and saltwater fish, as well as shellfish and seaweed on 1-3 Extension 2 gives information for Marine Areas 4-13, west outside of clothing while harvesting or transporting consecutive days. The license tag must be displayed on Columbia and Snake Rivers, Eastern Washington rivers, and Bank shellfish or seaweed. outer clothing while harvesting shellfish or seaweed. tributaries and lakes. at Co THE FOLLOWING ARE THE LICENSES FOR WASHINGTON DISABILITY LICENSES-There are special identification INTERNET ADDRESS: cana STATE: cards and regulations which are offered under certain http://wdfw.wa.gov or http://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov Recl conditions to blind, developmentally disabled, physically SALTWATER-License allows the license holder to fish disabled and persons in a wheelchair or a qualified LOCAL FIELD OFFICE for any fish species existing in saltwater. That includes veteran. To request a Recreational Disability Card Ephrata 509-754-4624 EPH salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, halibut, rockfish, etc. Application, contact WDFW, License Division, P.O. Box 1550 Alder St NW Ephrata, WA 98823-9699 Ephr FRESHWATER-License allows the license holder to fish 43154, Olympia, WA 98504-1091, or call 360-902-2464; Beez for any fish species existing in freshwater. That includes check with your local WDFW Regional Office or visit first salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, trout, bass, etc. http://wdfw.wa.gov/accessibility/ Beez India THINGS TO DO FISHING & SHELLFISH RESIDENT NONRESIDENT RESIDENT SENIOR YOUTH DISABLED betw LICENSE TYPES AGED 1669 AGED 70+ AGED 15 were Annual Freshwater (FW) $29.50 $84.50 $7.50 N/A Must Use Combo N/A Must Use Combo Ther Annual Saltwater (SW) $30.05 $59.75 $8.05 N/A Must Use Combo N/A Must Use Combo the G Annual Shellfish/Seaweed $17.40 $36.10 $7.50 N/A Must Use Combo N/A Must Use Combo Sprin Annual Combo Fishing/Shellfish $55.35 $124.65 ---- $8.05 $11.35 the H 1-Day FW/SW/Shellfish $11.35 $20.15 $11.35 ------thou 2-Day FW/SW/Shellfish $15.75 $28.95 $15.75 N/A Must Use Combo N/A Must Use Combo it Ep 3-Day FW/SW/Shellfish $19.05 $35.55 $19.05 N/A Must Use Combo N/A Must Use Combo Duri Annual Razor Clam $14.10 $21.80 $13.00 N/A Must Use Combo N/A Must Use Combo to ra 3-Day Razor Clam $9.70 $9.70 $9.70 $9.70 $9.70 the 1 Catch Record Cards 1st card free, whe additional cards As do $12.60 each deve Non-Reporting Crab Admin. Penalty $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 in th ship HUNTING BIG GAME Ephr LICENSE TYPES RESIDENT NONRESIDENT RESIDENT SENIOR UNDER 16 DISABLED Deer+Elk+Bear+Cougar $95.50 $860.00 $95.50 $46.00 $46.00 Deer+Elk $84.50 $739.00 $84.50 $40.50 $40.50 GEO Deer $44.90 $434.30 $44.90 $21.80 $21.80 The Elk $50.40 $497.00 $50.40 $21.80 $21.80 foun Bear $24.00 $222.00 $24.00 $13.00 $13.00 there Moose (Random Drawing) $332.00 $1,652.00 $332.00 $57.00 $332.00 state Multiple Season Tag - Deer $139.10 $139.10 $139.10 $139.10 $139.10 colo Multiple Season Tag - Elk $ 182.00 $182.00 $182.00 $182.00 $182.00 after certa Geo HUNTING SMALL GAME LICENSE TYPES RESIDENT NONRESIDENT RESIDENT SENIOR UNDER 16 DISABLED GRA Small Game $40.50 $183.50 $40.50 $18.50 $18.50 The 3-Day Small Game --- $68.00 ------Oasi Turkey Tag #1 $15.90 $44.50 $15.90 $0.50 $15.90 that Additional Turkey Tags $15.90 $66.50 $15.90 $11.50 $15.90 wate Migratory Bird Permit $17.00 $17.00 $17.00 $0.50 $17.00 famo Migratory Bird Authorization $13.20 $13.20 $13.20 $3.30 $13.20 one migh The laser 20 laser