How to Plan a Trip to Salmon Fishing in the Puget Sound, Washington

Whether a newbie or a seasoned fisherman, there is a salmon fishing excursion available on Seattle's Puget Sound just for you. The Puget Sound is know for it's calm waters and scenic views of the Seattle skyline. Pull off a great day of fishing by being prepared.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Layered clothing
• Jacket
• Small cooler
• Snacks
• Drinks
• Large cooler
• Ice
• Fishing license

1. Make reservations with a Fishing Excursion company. Obtain reservations in advance, especially for fishing in the busy summer season. Try Onco Sportfishing and Guide Service. Call [phone] or [phone].

2. Price shop before deciding on an excursion company. Know exactly what each excursion includes.

3. Get a fishing license. Find out from the excursion company if you will need to get the license in advance or if it will be included in your trip fee.

4. Pack a small cooler with drinks and snacks. Bring enough food to last for the entire trip.

5. Leave early to avoid being late because of traffic. Take time to enjoy downtown Seattle when arriving early. There is plenty to do and see on the pier.

6. Dress in layers and bring a jacket even in warm weather. The temperature on the Puget Sound will be much cooler than on shore.

7. Bring an ice chest filled with ice. Put the fish in the cooler for the ride home.

Tips & Warnings

• Wear clothing that can get dirty.
• Eat downtown Seattle at Ivar's before or after the excursion.
• Wear sunscreen.
• Plan for all weather types. Seattle's weather can be unpredictable.
• You will get sunburned, even on overcast days, if you do not wear sunscreen.

Resources

• For a complete list of Seattle area fishing guides, visit fishingseattle.com.

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