February 3, 2023
North Fork Nooksack River fishery update
Continue reading “North Fork Nooksack River fishery update”A site dedicated to promoting sustainable outdoor harvest recreation in the PNW
February 3, 2023
North Fork Nooksack River fishery update
Continue reading “North Fork Nooksack River fishery update”We are about half-way through the month of January, and for many folks, the steelhead season in the state of Washington has been predictably frustrating. However, there are some bright spots you should certainly be aware of and some updates to the content here that I want to highlight.
Continue reading “Washington State Steelhead update January, 2023”Jan. 6, 2023
Contact: Region 4 – Mill Creek, 425-775-1311
Media contact: Mark Yuasa, 360-902-2262
Nooksack River, including all forks, closes to all fishing Jan. 7 until further notice
Continue reading “Nooksack River, including all forks, closes to all fishing Jan. 7 until further notice”Dec. 27, 2022
Tokul Creek to open early to all fishing from Fish Hatchery Road Bridge to boundary marker
Continue reading “Tokul Creek to open early to all fishing from Fish Hatchery Road Bridge to boundary marker”November 22, 2022
Corrects rule to “selective gear rules in effect” instead of “anti-snagging rules in effect.”
Stillaguamish River opens for coho salmon retention
Continue reading “Stillaguamish River opens for coho salmon retention (Corrected)”There is really only one option available to those who want to fish the rivers of the Puget Sound for winter steelhead and that’s the Snohomish River system, of which the Skykomish River generally has the larger steelhead return.
The Skykomish River drains the northern cascades, with the river winding westward along highway 2 until meeting the Snoqualmie River to form the combined “Snohomish River”.
Continue reading “Skykomish River Winter Steelhead Fishing 2022-2023”What comes to mind when you think of “Minter Creek”? I know many many folks have had a bad experience fishing at Minter Creek, but to many it’s an absolute blast. And to some others who have never gone, it’s a great curiosity. You see the numbers, you hear the stories, but you just aren’t quite sure you want to go for it.
This article is for you, the minter creek newb!
Continue reading “Minter Creek Chum Salmon Fishing 2022”Nov. 4, 2022
Kennedy Creek mouth opens for chum salmon
Continue reading “Kennedy Creek mouth opens for chum salmon”Nov. 3, 2022
Snohomish, Skykomish, and Snoqualmie rivers coho salmon fisheries extended
Action: Extends coho salmon fishing seasons
Continue reading “Snohomish, Skykomish, and Snoqualmie rivers coho salmon fisheries extended”Oct. 28, 2022
Contact: WDFW Fish Program, 360-902-2700
Media contact: Ben Anderson, 360-902-0045
Snohomish, Skykomish, Snoqualmie rivers to open for coho fishing
Continue reading “Snohomish, Skykomish, Snoqualmie rivers to open for coho fishing”