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RAZOR CLAMS
Razor Clamming
Tentative razor clam digs scheduled for Feb. 26-28.

LICENSING

Two-pole fishing endorsement
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Two-pole fishing option available on most state lakes
Recreational anglers have the option of using two poles while fishing in most Washington lakes under a new law passed by the state Legislature.
    
GO FRESH, GO LOCAL — GO FISHING!
Go fishing, go local - go fishing!
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Whether casting for trout, trolling for salmon or digging for clams, fishing is a great way to put fresh, local food on the dinner table. Washington waters offer fishing opportunities for more than a dozen fish and shellfish species, in communities across the state.  Fishing is a way to slow down, get outdoors and create memories for your children or grandchildren.

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AQUATIC NUSIANCE SPECIES

More information on Zebra mussels

Zebra Mussels
Zebra Mussel inspections help stop the spread of this invasive species. Watch how you can help and what to look for when inspecting your own boat.
PUGET SOUND SPORT CRAB FISHING
Crabbing 101
Find out which crabs are best to keep and which you should release.
SELECTIVE FISHING TECHNIQUES
Releasing Salmon Carefully
See how a salmon is carefully released with the use of a "dehooker."
 


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