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Edmonds Stream Team bolsters Shell Creek’s salmon population
The Edmonds Stream Team released 5,000 “baby” chum salmon into lower Shell Creek on Monday. These chum salmon “fry” were ...
2 sailors knocked overboard survive 45 minutes in frigid Puget Sound waters before rescue
Two sailors were rescued from Puget Sound on Saturday after they were thrown off a sailboat during the Possession Point Race.
60 years later: More than 100,000 tires from failed reef plan are coming out in Washington state
A plan to create artificial reefs in Puget Sound using automotive tires was created by Washington's Department of Natural Resources.
Sixty years later: More than 100,000 tires from failed reef plan are coming out of Puget Sound
A plan to create artificial reefs in Puget Sound using automotive tires was created by Washington's Department of Natural ...
'Absolutely euphoric': Sailor praises life-saving team after harrowing rescue in Puget Sound
There’s dramatic video from Saturday around 11:30 a.m. circulating throughout social media of Sheridan Ferguson and her crew in the rough waters of Puget Sound.
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North of Falcon salmon fishery process remains on track
The North of Falcon process is under way right now that will decide salmon seasons for Puget Sound, the Washington Coast, and the Columbia River, including both freshwater and salt water fisheries.
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OUTDOORS: Odd-year pinks no friend to kings, orcas
Lingcod fishing is open March 8 through Oct. 18. Daily aggregate limit is nine bottomfish and includes a sub-limit of seven ...
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State bans controversial industry with landmark ruling: 'I don't believe that cost is worth it'
The ban follows a 2018 incident where a net pen collapsed off Cypress Island, releasing over 250,000 Atlantic salmon into Puget Sound. Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz emphasized the ...
As DNR passes ban on net pen fish farming, other agencies push back
Net pens are large floating structures where fish or seafood are grown and have been used in the Salish Sea for four decades.