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Topic: Puget Sound Salmon Resources  (Read 2349 times)

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  • Location: Lake Forest Park
  • Date Registered: May 2015
  • Posts: 18
As I have been researching and learning about salmon fishing in Puget Sound there are a couple resources I use a lot that I thought might help others new to trying to catch salmon from a kayak in Puget Sound.

I found deep zoom to be useful in timing when I go and where for nearby tide locations and current speeds.  You can select what day you want to look at and slide the time chart to see tide levels and estimated current.  I also look different sites for marine forecast for wind speed and direction.

http://www.deepzoom.com/

In learning how to rig up for the various salmon I have been using the fishing journals from John's Sporting Goods site.  Look at past newsletters for ideas etc.  August and September of odd years are good for pinks, September for coho etc.

http://www.johnssportinggoods.com/




 

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