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Salmon Tender Monroe in Puget Sound ⚓ | Washington Salmon Fishing

Learn about Washington State salmon fishing season, tribal fisheries, and the important role salmon tenders play in transporting wild Pacific salmon throughout Puget Sound and the Pacific Northwest.

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Salmon tender vessel Monroe operating in Puget Sound during Washington State salmon fishing season

Salmon Tender Monroe: How Puget Sound Salmon Fishing Works

The salmon tender Monroe is part of the working fleet supporting salmon fishing in Puget Sound. Tender vessels collect salmon from fishing boats and transport the catch to processors, helping fishermen stay longer on the fishing grounds during busy seasons.

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Fresh Silver Salmon Cutting: Fillet Portions & Split Head for Soup

Fresh from the season, Silver Salmon (Coho) is expertly cut into clean fillet portions, with the head split for a rich, traditional salmon soup. A true wild seafood experience.

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Suquamish tribal fisherman pulls chum salmon from net near Port Madison Bay with misty Pacific Northwest backdrop

Tribal Salmon Fishing in Port Madison Bay: Suquamish Fishermen and the Fight for Local Seafood Access

In the quiet waters of Port Madison Bay, Suquamish tribal fishermen carry on the sacred practice of harvesting salmon by net. But while the tradition lives on, many wonder: Why isn't this fish — caught feet from shore — available in our grocery stores?

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