I love the help I get when I go into Auburn Sports and Marine however, there advice for when I have fished on either of these two rivers have resulted in going 0-5. They told me that after the Puyallups pull their nets today that the river should be full of silvers again by tomorrow night. Is this true?

Now for the Green river. It is not open till Oct below 180th ST in Tukwila. If I decided to fish the Green above 180th, where should I go?

One more question.... On these two rivers I read the guides to say that I can keep either marked or non-marked coho. Is this true also?

daily limit six, only 2 may be adults, release wild kings. so ya coho don't need to be clipped to retain. Remember single barbless hooks.

Unless they changed what is written the Green is open now BELOW 180th & closed above till Oct 1 with a 3 adult fish limit & barbed hooks ok, release chinook. 2 adult fish & barbless on the Puy.

For oneforget what Auburn s/m tells ya cuz they say the same thing every year, and lied to me about my boat, the damage, and the cost and deniged they did anything wrong.

Anyways, the green is rockin with silvers all the way up to the 43rd street bridge and beyond where the "poachers" go. Fish it on an outgoing tide for best results.

The Puyallup is loaded with nets and they come out today but even with the nets in the fish still get by and the fishing is good. But 12 days of high water has made them scant. Lots, so i have heard, are staged right at the mouth but havn't entered the system yet, heard from a biologist. Friday should be good. I will surely be there. Went yesterday and the water was still high and fast and had no takers sitting in the pouring rain. Was nice though, had it all to my self.

We've had little rain the last few days and none in the forecast. That along with cold temps at the glaciers, the Puyallup should be dropping into good shape and clearing up a bit (1-3 foot vis). The fishing should only get better for silvers.