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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday


Friends plan auction, hope to save woman's home
Man blackmailed ex-girlfriend with nude picture...
Traffic deaths decline in Washington
Tuesday


Sauk River will run its course again
Heroin blamed in Mukilteo teen's death
Monroe motorcyclist dies in U.S. 2 crash
Monday


Suspects in Monroe burglary found sleeping on b...
Sounder fills up with new riders
Look for Camano Island actress, 16, on Broadway
Sunday


A life interrupted
Everett composting company ordered to track dow...
WASL questions dominate at forum
Saturday


Marysville teen to race as Olympian for the Mar...
Teen burglar can't run forever, police say
New branch campus in Snohomish County doesn't a...
Friday


Vandals cause $12,000 damage at Evergreen Cemet...
Everett's study on Paine Field air service chan...
Two jailed suspects may be involved in dozens o...
Thursday


Cheers, fears as AM radio towers rise in Snohomish
Study backs Paine Field passenger service
How county residents are dealing with the economy
 

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Wayne Kruse

My name is Wayne Kruse and as the dean of Northwest outdoor writers (over 30 years in fishing/hunting journalism) it's my pleasure to help you enjoy the traditional outdoor activities that make up such an important part of the lifestyle in this beautiful corner of the country.


Born and raised in Puget Sound country, and an avid fisher/hunter/mushroomer/clam digger/you name it, I've done it all and try to bring you the latest, most current information on who's doing what, where, in the tall and uncut around here, and how best to go about it.

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Lure of salmon: Possession Bar fishery open

It didn't quite match Ringling Brothers last summer, but it was successful enough, and enough people have been looking forward to it this year, that the adult hatchery chinook fishery on Possession Bar will almost certainly attract boats and... [More]





Summer sockeye on the move

Hopes are still high for a Lake Wenatchee sockeye season this summer, as near-record numbers of the small salmon push their way up the Columbia River. It's a week or so too early to make the call on a recreational fishery, but the run size was... [More]





Get out the crab pots this weekend

If one word could describe fishing opportunity for the long weekend here, it would probably be "diversity". [More]





5-foot, 55-pound sturgeon wins derby

It took a 5-foot fish to win the firefighters' benefit sturgeon derby over the weekend, which, since 60 inches is the upper end of the state's slot limit for the species, was pretty much what everyone expected. The suspense came in who caught one... [More]





Two salmon openers start slowly

A couple of popular salmon openers -- the Tulalip bubble for chinook, and the Baker River for sockeye -- took place over the weekend, but neither put a whole bunch of fish on the table. That was expected in the bubble, which is a reasonably... [More]





Saturday coastal salmon openers weak, but future bright

Two major fishing season openers on Saturday didn't go as well as they could have, perhaps, but the outlook over the next few weeks for chinook off the coast and for chinook and summer steelhead in certain area rivers seems positive. [More]





180-pound halibut wins derby

When you catch a fish so big it has to be weighed with a fork lift, you know you've done a day's work. And the record halibut which took first place in the big Port Angeles derby over the long weekend met that criterion with weight to spare. [More]





There's nothing like standing butt deep in the ocean surf and fishing for p...

As a teenager in the 1950s, I subscribed to all three of the major outdoor magazines -- Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, and Sports Afield -- and devoured their contents avidly every month. The publications of that period apparently refused to believe... [More]





 
More columns
Bottomfishermen fare well  May 22
Derby to benefit Goforth  May 15
No luck finding lingcod  May 8
Cold affects trout opener  May 1
Salmon anglers take big hit  April 17
Clinics for novice anglers  April 10
Cold can't keep derby from success  April 3
Anacortes derby one of best  March 20
Club's trout plant plans a mystery  March 13
Good weather, fishing at Hot Plug  March 6
Time to dip for smelt while you can  February 21
Something for everyone at Evergreen Sportsmen's Show  February 17
Look for blackmouth in the San Juan Islands  February 14
Search for winter chinook goes on  February 7
Lack of chinook in Area 9 a puzzle  January 31
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1. Man blackmailed ex-girlfriend with nude pictures, police say
2. Snohomish motorcyclist dies in collision with pickup
3. Police looking for man who held up Everett pharmacy
4. Friends plan auction, hope to save woman's home
5. Sheriff warns of Camano Island burglar
6. Arlington private school principal charged with child rape
7. 400 open houses across the county this weekend
8. Man guilty for posing as trooper
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