Whiskey Creek is a tributary to the Touchet River in WRIA 32 and is home to ESA listed stocks of summer steelhead and bull trout. Prior to this project, it was blocked to upstream passage by a concrete barrier at river mile 1. This project modified the barrier and constructed 4 weirs to allow for upstream passage at all flows and for all age classes of salmonids, making more that 10 miles of useable spawning and rearing habitat accessable. In addition, 23 woody debris structures were placed in the channel over a distance of 0.4 miles to compliment instream rearing habitat, recruit spawning gravels and provide velocity refuge during high flow events. 2 acres of riparian trees were planted along the 0.4 mile reach to maintain cool water temperatures and provide large woody debris recruitment for future years. The original application noted that a surface-water pump with a water right of 0.5 CFS would be screened, but this aspect of the project was not completed. The Confederated Tribe of the Umatilla Indian Reservation provided $10,000 towards modifying the barrier to allow upstream passage.