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Save Our Fish

Next chapter meeting
7 p.m. on Wednesday, August 27th
Board Meeting August 13th
South Auburn Round Table Pizza
4002 A Street SE, Auburn

Save Our Fish (SOF) Chapter continues to grow very fast, attracting a lot of new members every month. We want to welcome you to one of our meetings and a chance to have fun, meet new people, expand your friendship circle, improve your fishing skills and be part of a group that intends to make a difference. Chapter meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of every month.

August Speaker
Anil from Puget Sound Fly Company will talk about flyfishing for Silvers

September Speaker
Fishing Dick Nites
October Speaker
Fishing for Fall Kings, by club members
November Speaker
Conservationist Tom Quinn

December Banquet
13th December held at the Kent Senior Center

Nisqually River Access
The Nisqually River runs through Fort Lewis so it is best to get access to the fort. Use this link Fort Lewis Access to request access for fishing. You must first ask for access to the base on a given date. Make it a couple days after your request. You will be given permission that you must print and take to the Fort Lewis Visitor Center. The visitor center will then grant you access to the base. You can then go to the Open Range office who will issue an annual pass.

June 2007 - Hooked on Fishing for kids event at Steel Lake
Our club sponsored this event in conjucnction with the cith of Federal Way. Pictures will be posted soon.
Hooked on Fishing

Fall Salmon Fishing on the Humptulips River is one of our club outings. This year we will be going at the end of October (weather permitting). Check out the last years Pictures

Their is a Yahoo Group that is for members only. Members can post messages and pictures that are only viewable by members Newsletter

Recently added to the web site is a section for the groups.yahoo.com/group/saveourfish

The Green river just beyond Metzler's has a huge log jam. Use caution if trying to float the river. Picture taken August 5, 2007

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