Washington's clam, oyster, and mussel seasons are now open, with resources provided by WDFW for a sustainable harvest.

on the eastern shore of Puget Sound. They weren’t there to catch fish or squid: They came to see the wonders that come out when the tide goes out. Some activities can only be done in certain ...

An idea from a Bainbridge Island lawmaker would make it possible for other Puget Sound communities to launch small ferry ...

There are only a handful of passenger-only ferry routes in Puget Sound today, but in the early ... WSF the time it needs to really turn the tide and get new boats built, get our maintenance ...

By Anne Higuera Reporting for West Seattle Blog “It’s not cancelled.” That’s the word from the Seattle Aquarium, which confirmed to WSB that its popular Beach Naturalist program will be back at select ...

The limit for hardshell clams is 40 per harvester or 10 pounds, allowing the group (minus the unlicensed individual) to ...