Northwest Fishing Reports

Not sure if anyone even goes out now but don't for a few days!

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You might catch some nice "brown trout" if you head out soon!

What a load of crap!!!
On the serious side, that really sucks.

The advice to not go fishing "during that period of time" is also crap. No way will all that sewage get flushed out to sea any time soon. Plus any fish that eat it will have it in their systems for a looooong time.

Think about the folks that Crab in that area

On a scale of 1 to cantaloupe, my anger level on this is hovering just above watermelon - and I rarely get amped up.

This is inexcusable - allowing whatever issue to go unchecked or get to this point. They have staff that is supposed to monitor and maintain the equipment. This is failure, period. And heads should roll.

I sincerely hope the city - or their insurance - absorbs the expense, and THEN some - restoring the ecosystem to it's original glory from say, 100 years ago.

It is the least they could do.

Aside from getting this crap under control.

onmygame

hewesbob wrote:Think about the folks that Crab in that area

Egad! Remind me to never ever crab anywhere near Seattle again..... Just thinking about 45 million gallons per day.....

Good Grief!! I try to not come on here and whine about these things, but for crying out loud..
Along with the completely jacked up 2016+ salmon politics, now the area I crab is bunged up.
I find it hard to remain positive in my fishing head right now.
I know, "S" happens, but I'm going to bed on this final thread.

Now the local seafood will have a more nutty flavor than normal