09-15-2004, 04:21 AM
It looks like Lake Washington and Lake Merridian would be your best bet for freshwater. Lake Merridian will be closer. If you get a chance, the Green River is always a delight for
There are a few spots there around Puget Sound that should be good for you saltwater needs. Browns point is one of the favorites but not on this map. Dash point is still good. If you hurry, you can still get in on the Salmon season.
Here is a map that can help you a little in determining some areas of recreation.
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There are a few spots there around Puget Sound that should be good for you saltwater needs. Browns point is one of the favorites but not on this map. Dash point is still good. If you hurry, you can still get in on the Salmon season.
Here is a map that can help you a little in determining some areas of recreation.
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