Oregon bans gillnets on Columbia; Wash. vote nears
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{p}The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission voted Friday to ban the use of gillnets to catch fish on the main stem of the Columbia River, relegating the primary commercial-fishing tool to side channels and tributaries.{/p}
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