Tyee Charters-Sport Fishing
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United States
Washington
965 winslow way east #101 Bainbridge Island WA 98110
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Контакты:
(206) 799-2530
Язык общения
English
maligem@comcast.net
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Providing the Best of Seattle Fishing!
Puget Sound Chinook and Olympic Peninsula Steelhead
Tyee Charters offers daily Salmon fishing trips departing from Seattle or Bainbridge Island. We offer 6hr morning trips and 4hr afternoon trips to suit your trip needs. Puget Sound is a unique area to fish for Salmon, LingCod, and Halibut. With sweeping views of the Cascade and Olympic mountains, Seattle and Mt Rainier. Puget Sound is for the most part very calm water making for a great Seattle fishing charter experience. It is not uncommon to see Dall and Harbour Porpoise as well as Orca and Grey whales. We troll for the salmon with the best lite tackle available. Our goal is to provide you with the best Seattle fishing experience possible. Your Captains lifelong passion and pursuit of Salmon on Puget Sound will put you in the best areas to catch the big one! If we cant get you out on a given day, we will recomend you to one of our associate Seattle fishing charters. We look forward to fishing with you!
Blackmouth
Blackmouth are immature Chinook Salmon, they are also called “feeder Kings”. Blackmouth fishing is a great Puget Sound fishery. We target these fish from October through March in Puget Sound. Blackmouth tend to be 5-10lbs on average, yet can be up into the 20lb range.
Chinook Salmon
Chinook or King Salmon as they are often called, are the largest of the Pacific salmon. In Canada, Chinook may be referred to as “Springs” and/or “Tyee”. These fish start their migration into the Puget Sound as early as May. The season typically starts in the Puget Sound on or around June 1st and goes well into September. Average size is approximately 15 lbs. to 20 lbs. but fish weighing in at 30 lbs. are not uncommon.
Coho (Silver) Salmon
Coho, or Silver Salmon as they are often called, are named for their beautiful silver color. The Coho season begins July 1st, but the run pick’s up steam at the end of August through October. Coho in Puget Sound weigh from 3 lbs. to 7 lbs., (these are what we call resident Coho’s). The Coho’s larger ocean going cousin’s weigh from 10 lbs. to 15 lbs.
Chum Salmon
Chum, or dog salmon as they are often called are the most abundant wild salmon in Washington state. These fish begin arriving in Puget Sound around October. A typical Chum will range anywhere from 10 lbs. to 20 lbs. Chum salmon are some of the most powerful salmon in our waters and can really test an anglers skill.
Pink Salmon
Pink Salmon, or Humpies as they are often called, arrive in the Puget Sound region during the odd number years. These fish migrate in great numbers and are an easy catch for anglers. A typical Puget Sound Pink will run 4 lbs. to 9 lbs.
Sea-Run Cutthroat
The Sea-Run Cutthroat is known for its aggressive behavior towards a properly presented fly. Generally, these fish run between 12-18 inches. These fish are available year round in Puget Sound, and although they may be small, they are very powerful for their size. A great fish for the novice as well as the experienced fly fisherman.
Ling Cod
These bottom dwellers are available for the taking starting May 1st. The Ling Cod season is short, generally only one month long. A typical Ling Cod in the Puget Sound area will run 10 lbs. to 30 lbs. with a possibility of even larger fish.
Steelhead
Steelhead are iconic in the Pacific Northwest. This sea run Rainbow trout, returns to the rivers of Washington in the winter and summer months. We focus on the winter run. This run starts in early November and goes into April.
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