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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.
Upcoming
Next meeting May 25
6:00PM
Trotter’s
Restaurant
825 Harvey Road,
Auburn WA
May speaker is Blake Smith
Blake Smith, who works with the Puyallup Tribe
Enhancement, will be our speaker. Hope you all come out to
hear
what he has to say..
Blake’s story
I was raised in Auburn and graduated from Auburn High
School in 1976. I caught my first limit of steelhead in
the Green River
when I was 12, and have been hooked ever since! I feel blessed for all of
the great fishing I
have had, and
amazed at how fast all of our fisheries have changed. Went to Green River
College, transferred
to University of
Washington School of Fisheries and obtained a Bachelor and Master of
Science degrees.
Started working for
the Puyallup Tribe of Indians Fisheries Department in 1990. The program was
incredibly
small at that time
and has continued to grow with limited resources.
Skokomish Letter to Secretary of Interior
Letter to Bernhardt
NWSportsman Editors Blog
http://nwsportsmanmag.com/editors-blog/
November 2016 Speaker Presentation
Salmon Management Presentation by WDFW
Laurie Peterson
Club Events
Nisqually River Access
The Nisqually River runs through Fort Lewis so it is best to get access to
the fort. Access Range Control operates the Area Access office to issue
permits and grant non-training access to the Range Complex. The Area Access
office is located in Building 4074, at the intersection of Stryker and
Kaufman Avenues, JBLM-Main. Go to the visitor center located at exit 120 on
I-5. You will need your drivers
license, insurance information, and registration for your vehicle. Ask for
a pass so that you can go to the Range office.
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