| | | Nisqually fishing closed over weak chum return |  | Advertisements: |
|  01/09/10 The state Department of Fish and Wildlife has closed recreational salmon fishing on the lower Nisqually River effective today. The Nisqually Tribe also has shut down its chum fishery. The river is closed from the mouth to the military tank crossing bridge, located one mile upstream of the mouth of Muck Creek. READ FULL SOURCE |
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Other news03/21/10 Two land trusts formed in South Sound in 1989, a move that has paid dividends for fish, wildlife and clean water from the upper Nisqually River watershed to the muddy tide flats of Eld Inlet.
06/06/10 Gerry Goit nearly drowned after SUV went upside down in Nisqually River A car flips into a raging river, its driver trapped inside and rescuers are in a race against time to save him. The man who was saved by park rangers and bystanders spoke exclusively with Q13 FOX News about his harrowing ordeal. Gerry Goit says he was trapped in a watery tomb.
07/14/11 After more than a century of exclusion, young salmon and steelhead can once again use the Nisqually River's delta to transition between fresh and saltwater. Hot themes this week:
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