Northwest Fishing Reports

looking forward to giving them a try!

By popular request, the NWFR web site "Latest Reports" page now has an option to change the view between "grid view" and "image view". You can switch back and forth or leave it whichever way you prefer. Check it out today!

interesting article

I have talked with an enforcement person about this issue on Rattlesnake lake. No gas means no gas , not bagged up or tilted up. You'll also see HP restrictions on some small lakes. In that case is OK to have a bigger motor, provided you do not run it.

I personally use a wet brine and get good results from chum salmon. As to at what point the meat is no good, other than catching a fish with obvious rotting flesh, you won't know until you cut it open. THe flesh would be mushy and extra pale (it's pale to start with)

We've had multiple requests to bring back the "list" format for the Latest Reports view to make it easier to scan for your favorite areas without having the picture heavy view slow down your viewing. We're happy to announce this has been updated. Check out the new list format vrs. the old picture-he...

later in the article they talk about releasing larger numbers, date TBD.

I posted this on the NWFR Facebook Group as well. Hope it shows up!

motor well lip railing?

It may serve a structural function to some degree, although I think the entire motor well structure does.

There is a fishing pier in Edmonds that can be productive. If you did want to chance it, take the ferry from Mukilteo across to Clinton, then a short drive south to Possession Point Bait where they sell live herring and have a private beach. Fish the herring under a float right off the beach. It's a...

they are a tad late, aren't they? The next ten day weather pattern should get them on the move.

agree with the above, for coho I'm cruising at 3.5 mph, life in the fast lane! The pinks you'd do just as well searching out schools of jumpers and casting jigs for them.

thanks sideburns, I'll bring this up with Aaron again

for sure, it's been pretty impressive

nice bass rods!

My first boat had missing chunks of skeg for years as I learned the hard way about power boat operations, LOL. May be a non-factor. NOt sure what was going on with your return home issue.

LOL, I'm not even sure what I'm looking at? The coil thingy? Anyway, glad you found your answer.

dang, wish I could help as I have an Ulterra, but no idea.

thanks guys, this feedback is very useful and Aaron will review it as he fine tunes the search (and updated) web site.

no worries, I can speak for Aaron, it's challenging coding across different platforms and operating systems.