In a country where it seems almost impossible not to be out of touch with each other, we've grown increasingly out of touch with our natural world.
Share your catch
Proud of the fish you caught recently? The Olympian is interested in publishing photos -- in print and online -- of your fishing adventures. If you’d like to submit a photo, e-mail it to sports@theolympian.com or mail it to Chester Allen, The Olympian, 111 Bethel St. NE, Olympia WA, 98506. Please include your name, town, contact number and date you caught the fish. See submitted photos from South Sound anglers in the Fishing photo gallery.
Ron Newberry
360-754-5432
rnewberry@theolympian.com
Chester Allen
360-754-4226
callen@theolympian.com
In a country where it seems almost impossible not to be out of touch with each other, we've grown increasingly out of touch with our natural world.
Two orphan bear cubs caught at a campground are being raised by a Lynnwood animal shelter. — Two orphan bear cubs caught at a campground are being raised by a Lynnwood animal shelter.
A couple of days ago, I walked up to the front door of my home and pressed the "unlock" button on my car keys.
History of Nisqually refuge
Migrating chinook have started to move into the Nisqually and Puyallup rivers in greater numbers. The big rush is not there yet, but indications are it is just around the corner. Fishing has been slow most of the day in both rivers, but action improves during late afternoon and early morning.