Pacific Northwest Fishing Reports

So far we have been getting some fairly good reports from those of you that have been getting out crabbing since it started on the 4th.

The Chinook fishing at Neah Bay has been quite good since the opener. Perhaps a little too good as WDFW is going to reduce the Chinook limit to one as of July 8th to keep the area open for a longer period of time...

Hope that all of you have a wonderful fourth of July with your families and friends. The Ted's crew will be taking the day off for a little rest and R & R...

The shad numbers have been overwhelming this season, with a record return. This is about the end of the return as numbers are falling daily. There are still fishable numbers if you want to give it one more chance...

Due to extremely low water conditions on the Chehalis River system WDFW is closing all fishing to protect Spring Chinook in the main river as well as a number of tributaries... Here we go again...

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...

The salmon fishing opportunities expand with many July 1st openers. At least some Chinook fishing is available this season.

We have been given one more additional day of halibut fishing in Marine Areas 1-10. This will occur on Friday, June 28th...

It has been an outstanding year for shad in the Columbia. Everything else has been lackluster, but the shad numbers have been outstanding...