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Puget Sound Public Fishing Piers

BE RESPONSIBLE & COURTEOUS
Safe and responsible behavior is necessary on all piers. Please be aware, anglers are invited guests at many sites. Obey all rules and regulations at pier fishing sites.

CHECK LOCATION HOURS
Fishing piers are usually open from dawn to dusk and some allow night use. Check locally for fishing hours.

PIER UPDATES/ADDITIONS
Please use this form to submit pier updates or additions.
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KNOW THE REGULATIONS AND RULES
Before fishing or gathering unclassified invertebrates for bait, be sure and check the latest Fishing in Washington regulations pamphlet for open seasons, size, gear and species restrictions. Licenses and guides are also availalble at most sporting goods stores. It is your responsibility to obtain and observe all current regulations.

PUGET SOUND FISH CONSUMPTION ADVISORY AREAS
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has completed an assessment of contaminants in Puget Sound fish. Make sure the fish you catch are safe to consume.

WHAT CAN I CATCH FROM A PIER?
Detailed information on the more commonly caught species when fishing from a pier in the Puget Sound.
 
These anglers at Kayak County Park are fishing an incoming high tide (a good choice for piers). They have geared up for perch. Using pile worms or sand shrimp threaded onto small hooks, they let their lines hang just off the bottom and wait for a nibble. 		 

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