Northwest Fishing Reports

Hello all.
Used to be an occasional visitor of the site, decided to peek into the world of the forums here. Lurked around a bit, noticed the good crowd on hand, and realized I should sign up. Needless to say, here I am, all registered, and ready to post.

I fish for salmon out in the saltwater the majority of the time, so I figure with the small crowd of saltwater anglers on hand, I could boost this section a little bit and bring a bit of experience to the table when it comes to the saltwater salmon fishing world.

As you can tell from my name, I really enjoy fishing for blackmouth (chinook salmon native to Puget sound waters that do not reach standard trophy size, but are a fantastic fish and great eating)

If I'm posting this in the wrong spot, someone correct me. I just wanted to introduce myself and let people know that I'm looking forward to participating with the folks of this site...

Welcome Blackmouth.
We need more contributers to the Saltwater forum here.
There are alot of helpful members here if you need help read a few threads and you'll automaticly know who to ask.
Hafe fun.

Welcome, hope you stick around and enjoy it here. Good group of people on hand and I can only think you'll see the same when you get to posting.
I do a lot of fishing in the saltwater as well. Mostly marine Area 9, with some occasional 8-2 and 10 trips. Whereabouts are your normally fishing?

Welcome aboard! I am not a "salty" such as yourself, but do make it out to the big water every once in awhile. Hope to hear good reports from the salt so that I know what to expect when they make it to the rivers.

mallard where you been lately? Haven't seen you around in a few months...Here and there, but glad your back

Sam Kafelafish wrote:mallard where you been lately? Haven't seen you around in a few months...Here and there, but glad your back

Glad to see you found your way back.

I will be back for the foreseable future at least. As long as I don't get to busy again.

Welcome!

But you know, there are blackmouth on the eastside too, and upriver of Grand Coulee dam

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