Marine Area 2-2 includes Grays Harbor east of a line from the tip of the north jetty to the south jetty.
Grays Harbor is a very popular small boat fishery, especially for large chinook and coho salmon. Major access points include the 28th Street Ramp, Westport, Ocean Shores, and Johns River. The protected nature of the bay allows small boats access to some exceptional salmon fishing. Most fishing occurs in September and early October before the commercial fishery commences.
Legal description
East of a line from the tip of the north jetty to exposed end of the south jetty.
Major fishing areas
Salmon zone
Chinook and coho are caught by mooching, trolling, and jigging inside the bay.
Accessible by Boat
Species: Chinook salmon, Coho salmon
Clam, mussel, and oyster beaches
For bivalve season information, please see the Puget Sound clam, mussel, and oyster season guide or visit the shellfish beaches page. Current water quality information, beach locations and harvest seasons can be found on the Department of Health's shellfish safety interactive map.