Trout lakes opener coming soon
Fish Whatcom Opening day is soon to be upon us! A nice list of lakes will open on April 25th. With a short list of fishing activities this time of year, it…
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WDFW accepting proposed changes to freshwater fishing rules for 2015/16 season
WDFW is calling for public comments or proposals for freshwater fishing rule changes to sport opportunity in the Puget Sound region. If you have any ideas take a few minutes…
Committee members sought for Puget Sound recreational fisheries enhancement group
WDFW is actively looking for members to serve on a committee that will oversee the Puget Sound Fisheries Enhancement group. This is a good opportunity for a volunteer position that…
Summer Crab catch record cards due this month
Reminder that all summer crab catch cards are due by October 1st. WDFW is still fining $10 for all cards not turned in, so be sure to do this to…
Opening day is coming up on April 26th
The big opener for trout season is coming up in just a few weeks. April 26th marks the opener for most lakes in Whatcom and Skagit county. A large number…
Catch record cards due by April 30th – with or without catch
Please remember to send your Salmon, Steelhead, Sturgeon and Halibut cards in to WDFW by the end of April. If you fished for these species, WDFW requires the cards to…
Opening day trout season 2013 in Whatcom and Skagit
Trout season is officially opening the weekend of April 27th. Most Whatcom and Skagit county lakes are opening on Saturday to trout fishing, and lots of them are stocked with…
WDFW seeks comments on sport fishing rule proposals
Now is your chance to submit comments and attend public meetings regarding upcoming sportfishing rule change proposals. From the official WDFW News Release: “OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish…
Marine Area 7 opening to Crab in July and August
Marine area 7 opens for crab two weeks later than the rest of Puget Sound. Opening on July 15th for the Southern portion of Marine area 7, and on August…
Free Fishing Weekend in Washington coming up
Lakes are open, saltwater opportunities abound, and most rivers are about to open on Saturday June 2nd, or in the case of the Skagit River on Friday June 1st. Check…