Bluegill Fishing Tips
What fisherman doesn’t have fond memories of catching bluegills as a child? An easy fish to catch, the bluegill is one of the most popular fish in North America. Though native to the eastern half of the United States, the bluegill can be found across our nation. Catching the smaller ones is an easy task, […]
Making Your Child’s First Fishing Trip Truly Unforgettable
As a fishing enthusiast, you count down the days until your child is old enough to join you at the river or lake. If you want a life-long fishing partner, it’s important to make your child’s first fishing trip one for the books. Make sure you take proper preparations ahead of time, stay focused on […]
4 Accessories You Need For Your Next Fishing Trip
There is no doubt that technology has shaped modern day fishing. From high tech gadgets to effective new materials and designs, there are so many fishing accessories on the market that will, in one way or another, enhance your next fishing trip. Here are four accessories every angler should have for their next trip. Smartphone […]
Salmon openings for Puget sound 2016
There have been many openings for Puget Sound rivers lately, as the actual run appears to be larger than what was forecast. Most notably, the Skagit and Cascade have opened for coho fishing, as well as the Snohomish for coho and a portion of the Skykomish for hatchery steelhead. The South Fork Nooksack river opens on […]
4 Best Fishing Trips for Every Angler
The endless coastlines, miles of lake shore and numerous rivers and streams in the U.S. are home to thousands of incredible fishing destinations. If that, coupled with the beautiful fall weather, isn’t enough to get you out there exploring, the start of the Bassmaster Tournament Trail might be the inspiration you’re looking for. With competitions […]
Baker lake opens early for Sockeye
Effective today, Baker Lake is now open of Sockeye fishing. Apparently, the run is expected to be larger than normal so WDFW announced they would open the lake early to to sockeye fishing. The daily limit remains at 5 fish, greater than 18 inches. All other rules and regulations remain in place. We highly recommend […]
Puget Sound-area waters reopen for fishing
Puget Sound areas that were closed by emergency order are now back open again. This includes rivers and lakes that were closed to all fishing while the state and tribes negotiated salmon seasons. New seasons have been set for salmon this year, with limited seasons for coho in most Puget Sound areas. That being said […]
Salmon seasons set for Puget Sound; area waters expected to re-open to fishing
This news happened a couple weeks ago, and the permit still hasn’t been issued. Most puget sound rivers are still closed to fishing as of today. On May 26th state and Tribal leaders reached an agreement on fishing seasons, so rivers should be reopening soon. Stay tuned for more information. Additional information is at http://wdfw.wa.gov/news/may2616b/ and, […]
Winter Bass Fishing: How to Snag a Big One
You have an itch to go bass fishing but waiting until spring seems inconceivable. Although winter isn’t considered the ideal time for bass fishing, it is arguably the best time to catch larger fish, like the largemouth bass, that bulk up in winter months. Here are a few tips to improve your chances at winter […]
How to Gear up for Fall Fishing
We’re finally into the beginning days of fall, which means the weather is starting to cool down and it’s finally possible to get outside and go fishing. The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife plans to release 340,000 fish this fall, specifically catchable-sized trout in October and November. This means now is the time to […]