The hatchery chinook fishery is going strong this year. We are starting to catch pink salmon, so we expect August to fish well this year! The ocean coho are just around the corner making there way into puget sound! September should be a coho season to remember.

Coho has been strong, but we have been looking forward to the state opening the chinook fishery! As of the 13th we are able to target chinook salmon on light tackle! No down riggers here for chinook. We use a technique called mooching where the angler must spin it to win it! Beyond salmon we are also catching sharks and flounder!

Resident coho fishing has been hot. While this fish are smaller they can be aggressive! Chinooks are on there way and we can’t wait.

Great day of fishing for resident coho salmon on puget sound. The weather has bounced all over the place the past two weeks causing good fishing and slower fishing. Today it was hot fishing!

Had a great time with spot prawns this season. We just missed the limit but everyone was able to bring home a nice bag of these tasty creatures. We are now shifting gears to Salmon. Should be a great season.

Lingcod fishing has been decent this year. Some days they are biting other days we have to work hard for the fish. There is a one fish per day per angler limit on these sea dragons. Lingcod are a slot limit fish. Meaning retention of fish is bracketed between 26" and 36". Outside of this slot the fish must be released for the future. Its a good rule for Puget Sound as the population of western washing has increased dramatically the past 20 years. If you head out to the coast of Washingtion to Westport the biomass of bottom fish is orders of magnitude higher than Puget Sound. We are looking forward to the Resident Coho Salmon opener June 1st