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Next Meeting

Wednesday March 13th 

Doors open at 6:00

Dinner at 7:00 Meeting starts at 7:30

Speaker

Lindon Greene

Fishing the ALCAN Highway

St Patrick's Potluck

Our next meeting is Wednesday March 13th and we'll have our annual St Patrick's Potluck. The club will be providing Corned beef, cabbage, and potatoes, and we are asking members to bring a side dish or salad. We will also be giving out the yearly big fish awards and Bob's raffel tables full of goodies, so bring a few bucks for a chance to win. 
 We will also have longtime member Lindon Greene giving a presentation on fishing the ALCAN Highway. I've heard the stories and it sounds like quite an adventure. I'm looking forward to hearing all the details.It's going to be a fun and informative night, I hope to see you there. Brad

Upcoming Event

2024 Lake Washington Cutthroat Trout Derby

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2024 Coho Derby

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2022 Coho Derby

1st Place Ed Gardner (Paul Walser)

2nd place Autry Bishop

3rd Place Dexter Walser

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

Mystery Fish Erik Johannassen

Future Speakers

 

  Raffle Most Meeting

Great Prizes by Bob & Jan De Felice!

Renton PSA Big Fish Contest

2024 Entry Instructions

  1. Send entries to Dan Sinnett    one week prior to the March   meeting    
  2. Include Picture, weight and if possible measurements

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Upcoming club outings

March  24th-25th PSA All Chapters Derby in Port Townsend - Brad Ridgeway

July 1st Crab Opener- Location TBD

July 15-19 Area 9 King Salmon     Opener Port Townsend - Brad Ridgeway

Mid July Baker Lake Sockeye - State Park

Third Week of July-Sekiu Kings               Olsens Resort - 360-963-2311                 Van Ripers Resort- 360-963-2334

July Nootka Sound West coast Vancover Island- See Jim

August 22-23 Buoy 10 Ilwaco or Chinook, RV parks and Hotels nearby.

August 29th Salmon For Soldiers Everett Wa, Contact Jim Workman

Sept  Willapa BayKings Suzie's RV next to the boat ramp 360- 267-7710 Bob Deflice

Sept Take a Kid Pink Fishing Armeni Launch West Seattle

September 9th Renton PSA Coho Derby Armeni Boat Launch Elliot Bay. Brad Ridgeway

Sept 16th Wild Sekiu Coho                Olsens Resort - 360-963-2311                 Van Ripers Resort- 360-963-2334

La Push Late Season Kings              Three Rivers Resort                              River RV Park & Storage 360-640-6819

                     

 

 We are the Renton Chapter of

Puget Sound Anglers.

We are dedicated to preserving quality fisheries. We believe that our salmon resources can be restored with sound biological management. We believe in the comradeship and wishes of fellow sport fishing anglers. We believe our grandchildren can have a higher quality fishery than any of us ever had.

PSA Helping People Programs that we proudly sponsor and/or donate to the following

  • In Harm’s Way
  • Cast for Kids - PSA Chapters help out in different ways. Chapters provides personal for events
  • Fishing Kids - This is primarily staffed by Renton PSA and Boeing Rod & Reel. This is for 850 kids largest derby of its kind, All kids take home a rod and reel combo, tee shirt and the 2 trout they caught
  • Toys for Tots - We collect toys at our December meeting.
  • Salmon For Soldiers- PSA is providing numerous boats and captains to to host fishing derby for up to 300 Soldiers
  • Boy scouts of America- Donate hosted fishing trips to various troop auctions, we also do a yearly trip to park lake to take the Burien/White Center troop fishing
  • Puyallup Fair kids Fishing Pond- we staff the trout pond on Fri, Sat and Sundays for 3 weekends where we bring smiles to about 3,000 kids a year.
  • We Send 2 youth to the Washington State Youth Conservation Camp on Orcas Island during the Summer

Conservation and Environment Programs Renton PSA contribute to

  • Salmon Journey program
  • Northwest Straits Commission
  • Friends of the Cedar River
  • Snoqualmie River Cleanup Crew
  • WDFW Boat ramp education program- PSA members staff boat launches around the state to hand out crab information packets and educate people on rules and how to. We also educate fishermen on how to safely return bottom fish to the depths using descending devices to reduce the risk of barotraumas.  We save the state thousands of dollars with these programs.
  • Washington State Youth Conservation Camp- PSA Chapters send boys and girls ages 12 to 16 to Orcas Island for a week of learning about the Ocean and it’s creatures as well as how to enjoy the outdoors through conservation.

Puget Sound Anglers Mission Statement

The Puget Sound Anglers us an organization of independent chapters, with common goals and interests, bound only by integrity and fellowship, with the goal of preserving, protecting and enhancing the sport fisheries of Washington State.

The general outline of the organization is for each chapter to remain an independent nature. The State Board was formed with members from each of the chapters and is responsible to those chapters. The State Board is to assist in forming new chapters and promote membership. In addition, it is to help communications among the chapters regarding fund raising and projects of interest to all

Puget Sound Anglers Position Statement

The Puget Sound Anglers organization exists to enhance the opportunities for sport fishing through educational, scientific, governmental and other activities consistent with the preservation and enhancement of fishery resources.  We work for the benefit of our members, affiliated organizations, and others in the recreational fishing community who share our view that common sense and good science is critical to the proper management of our fishery resources.  Changes in our position statements may occur when new information relating to the issue becomes available.

Puget Sound Anglers will fight to protect access and keep recreational fishing open on all waters of the state unless there is a clear indication that recreational sport fishers are the primary cause of a specific conservation problem and that less severe conservation measures, such as gear restrictions, bag limits, size restrictions, quotas, or closed seasons will not adequately provide for conservation and management of the affected stocks of concern.

If closed areas are proposed to be established, any such closure must be supported by the best available scientific information with the area identified by specific land points or latitude/longitude boundaries.  Additionally, any closed area regulation shall include specific measurable criteria to determine the conservation benefit of the closed area on the affected stocks of fish and shall sunset at the end of three years unless scientific data is presented to maintain the closure.  Continuance of the closure will be on an annual basis to allow for periodic review of the continued need for the closed area.  If the closure is not supported by the scientific evidence collected, the closed area will be re-opened to recreational fishing in the next regulation cycle by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Commission.

Puget Sound Anglers Platform

  1. Recreational fishing is an important part of our culture and way of life.                                        
  2. Our fisheries should be managed for conservation of the resource first and secondly to provide quality, sustainable recreational fisheries.
  3. We support full enforcement of our fisheries laws, rules and agreements.
  1. We support Hatchery Reform.

 

 

 

 

 


 

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