The forecast for wild and hatchery coho on the Columbia River in Washington is down under 200,000, the lowest numbers since the late ’90s, the Seattle Times reports.

A Fish and Wildlife official said the poor returns will certainly affect fishing this year.

The final seasons and regulations for salmon fishing are set to be put in place April 6-11.

This news comes on the heels of news out of California that Sacramento River fall-run chinook salmon have seen the lowest counts in 37 years of record keeping.