The Neah Bay summer salmon fishery opened Saturday and produced well, according to Mike Chambrlain at Ted’s Sport Center in Lynnwood. Coho were running 4 to 7 pounds and kings 10 to 20, Chamberlain said.
He also said the Edmonds Fishing Pier was starting to put out the occasional chinook.
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