| HeraldNet - Snohomish County's online news source |
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2008 1:24 am |
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Time again to dig for razor clams Generally speaking there are two distinct types of razor clam diggers: the spring and summer folks who prefer laid-back, daylight digs with warmer temperatures, better weather and lower surf, and the fall-winter people who like edgier action,... [More] Rivers produce for Everett Coho Derby The rivers came through big time for anglers participating in the Everett Coho Derby over the weekend, putting out three of the top six fish in the adult division and two of the three winning kids'division fish. Of the 80 coho over 10 pounds weighed... [More] Outdoor Outlook: Prize winners beat big odds In an almost unbelievable roll of the dice, both of the major prizes -- two boat-motor-trailer packages -- awarded Saturday by the Northwest Marine Trade Association at the end of the Edmonds Coho Derby were won by participants in that specific... [More] The end of Snoqualmie steelhead? Lose the Tokul Creek Hatchery and lose recreational steelhead fishing on the Snoqualmie River system. It could be as simple as that. Or not, but it sure feels that way to this longtime observer of state fishery management and bureau-speak. [More] The 10 top recreational fishing prospects for the fall 1. Local coho salmon [More] Columbia chinook worth the drive So the Lake Wenatchee sockeye season is closed, and the chinook season in Marine Areas 9 and 10 is closed, and woe is us. But making lemonade, it simply gives the saltwater fishermen more time to drive a little farther. Down to buoy 10, for... [More] Wenatchee sockeye season nearing an end If you blinked, you may have missed it. The one-week-plus Lake Wenatchee sockeye season, that is. At the time of this writing, the fishery was tentatively scheduled to end Friday. Or maybe sooner, depending on the recreational catch rate. [More] Well-traveled warriors a treat The fish are almost 500 miles from saltwater when they get there, to Lake Wenatchee. They have scrambled up and over ladders at four dams on the Columbia, evaded seals, sea lions and other predators, navigated their way, somehow, through water... [More] |
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