Pacific Northwest Fishing Reports

Baker Lake is now CLOSED for sockeye fishing. We have reached our allowable catch numbers while still allowing enough for spawning. It was a short sweet season...

There have been enough surplus fish returning to the Baker to allow a sockeye fishery in Baker Lake. It will open Saturday, July 18th and run through September 7th...

Due to extremely low returns of sockeye to the Skagit River there will be no in river sockeye fishery this season. There might be a chance for a Baker Lake fishery if the returning numbers warrant...

The very popular Baker Lake Sockeye fishery opens this Saturday, July 6th. I am sure that there will be a number of you up there...

Baker Lake sockeye numbers are now up to 8,493 taken to the lake and 15,940 trapped this season as of 8/13/17. You still have time to fish as it is open through September 7th...

As of July 27th, PSE has now trucked 7,386 sockeye to Baker Lake. Fishing recently has slowed despite new fish trucked to the lake...

5,373 sockeye have now been trucked to Baker Lake from the traps. A total of 10,203 fish have been trapped so far in the Baker River...

As of this afternoon the Baker Lake sockeye count is now at 4,661. Almost 2,000 fish transferred by PSE today alone. Fishing should be good!

The number of sockeye that have been trucked to Baker Lake has increased to 2,714. With numbers like that we should see a marked improvement in the catch...