Get those ugly chum while you can
Ugly, snaggle-toothed, purple-striped chum salmon are waiting in area rivers to tear up your tackle and commit mayhem on your person. The fish were brought in by the last big rainstorm, and the next couple of weekends may be the last opportunity to... [More]
By Wayne Kruse
Herald columnist | November 20
Kevin Nortz / Herald file |
Tribes a small part of hunting
Tribal hunters took only about 2 percent of all deer and elk hunted in Washington state over the past two years. [More]
By Krista J. Kapralos
Herald Writer | November 19
19% cut in Bering Sea pollock harvest urged
ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Federal government scientists are recommending a cut of nearly 19 percent in the catch of Bering Sea pollock, the raw material used in fish sticks and imitation crab. [More]
Associated Press | November 17
Starwatch: The celestial hug of Venus, Jupiter
An impending celestial rendezvous involves two bright planets in our evening skies. Venus and Jupiter are rushing to each other in the low southwestern sky, toward the end of sunset. [More]
By Mike Lynch
Special to The Herald | November 16
Animated graphic: Gray Whales of the North Pacific
See where gray whales migrate along the West Coast and read more about the giant creatures. [More]
November 15
Take the kids out for a snowshoe adventure
The U.S. Forest Service has added a kids program to its seasonal snowshoe excursions at Snoqualmie Pass, while Stevens Pass also hosts programs for beginning snowshoers. [More]
November 15
Outdoors calendar
Events Arthritis Foundation: 3876 Bridge Way N., Suite 300, Seattle; 206-547-2707, www.arthritis.org, www.seattlejinglebellrun.org. [More]
November 15
Keeping spirits sunny through winter's darkest days
On a miserable day of rain and dreary darkness, I barely want to look out a window. Forget putting on a jacket and stepping outside. [More]
By Julie Muhlstein
Herald Columnist | November 14
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