October 4, 2007
- Puget Sound - Dam is gone, Salmon are back.
Dam is gone, salmon are back
By Warren Cornwall
Seattle Times staff reporter
SHELTON, Mason County — For more than a century, salmon followed Goldsborough Creek as it passed through the grounds of a sawmill, into the middle of Shelton and toward the woods beyond — before bumping smack into a 30-foot-high wall called the Goldsborough Dam. (…)
October 1, 2007
- (Washington) FISHING REPORT - Zanesville Times Recorder
Leesville Lake (Carroll County) - Bluegill, channel catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, muskellunge, and saugeye provide good to excellent fishing. (…)
- Fishing For Salmon
SALMON FISHING
Salmon fishing is unique because it can be done in both freshwater and saltwater. (…)
September 23, 2007
- Topic: Washington - Federal Report Shows Sea Turtle Declines - The Associated Press
After encouraging gains in the 1990s, populations of loggerhead sea turtles are now dropping in the United States, primarily as a result of commercial fishing, a federal review in has confirmed in 2007. (…)
- Waldorf Man Grand Prize Winner in 2007 Md. Fishing Challenge - Southern Maryland Online(Washington)
ANNAPOLIS (September 22, 2007) Governor Martin O'Malley awarded $60,000 in prizes to lucky anglers this morning at the 2007 Maryland Fishing Challenge Finale at Sandy Point State Park. (…)
September 22, 2007
- Salmon Fishing Tip - Using Plug-Cut Herring
Whether it's open ocean, bay, or river fishing for salmon - Pacific Northwest fishermen have long been using plug-cut herring for bait. Here in Oregon, plug-cut herring is the bait of choice when trolling for Salmon. However, many beginner and experienced fishermen are not used to using or rigging real bait for salmon, let alone plug-cut herring. It's important to rig a plug-cut herring so that it rolls properly at your trolling speed - resulting in a slow, tight roll that mimicks a wounded bait fish - something that Chinook salmon simply can't resist.
Here's a fairly good video showing an example of getting the perfect roll trolling for salmon with plug-cut herring. (…)
