DeutschNewstral
Article
seattletimes.com on 2015-08-05 23:16
Salmon and tuna action off the coast remains a top fishing bet
Related news
- Tuna action off the coast improves at Ilwaco and Westport, and Buoy 10 remains a top choice for fall salmonseattletimes.com
- Salmon catch gaining speed off the coast, and early albacore tuna arriving in fairly good numbersseattletimes.com
- Final ocean sport salmon fishing figures reveal a modest summer catch up and down the coastseattletimes.com
- Salmon fishing season off coast and south-central Puget Sound starts off with mixed catch resultsseattletimes.com
- Fishing report | Coastal salmon and tuna fishing a good betseattletimes.com
- Coastal salmon and tuna fishing not letting up, and should remain good well into next monthseattletimes.com
- Salmon fishing off coast opens with mixed resultsseattletimes.com
- Ocean salmon season ends on a high note, and tuna action remains fairly goodseattletimes.com
Ocean salmon fishing options unveiledThe Columbian- Marine salmon fishing expands to many areas of Puget Sound and Straitseattletimes.com
- Ilwaco the best location for salmon during the coastal salmon fishing kick-off, and a really early pink caught off Westportseattletimes.com
- Coastal salmon fishing gradually gaining speed, and state fisheries could increase catch limit from one to two chinook dailyseattletimes.com
Salmon fishing prospects this summer look goodold.seattletimes.com- Coastal salmon fishery remains strong, but so good that Neah Bay anglers will need to release chinook beginning Sundayseattletimes.com
- Salmon catches off the coast increasingseattletimes.com
- Salmon fishing along Washington coast doing very well | Fishing reportseattletimes.com
Column: Tuna fishing remains key to American Samoa interestsstaradvertiser.com- Salmon fishing opportunities have exceeded expectations in some areasseattletimes.com
- Weak coho runs to limit ocean salmon fishingThe Columbian