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Fishing the Puget Sound this December - Tides, Weather, and Hot Spots for Salmon and Squid


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For December 12, 2024, if you're planning to hit the waters of Puget Sound, here’s what you need to know:

### Tidal Report
Today, the high tide in the Puget Sound area is expected around 7:16 AM for Seattle, with a predicted height of 12.8 feet. For other areas like Bellingham, the high tide is at 7:03 AM with a height of 9.9 feet, and in Port Townsend, it's at 7:04 AM with a height of 10 feet[2].

### Weather
Check the latest forecast, but generally, December in Puget Sound can be quite chilly and wet, so dress accordingly.

### Sunrise and Sunset
Sunrise today is around 7:49 AM, and sunset will be at 4:20 PM.

### Fish Activity
December is a great time for fishing in Puget Sound. For squid, peak activity usually occurs at night during or right at the flood tide[4].

### Recent Catches
Based on recent creel reports, anglers in South Puget Sound have been catching coho and chum salmon. For example, at Perry Creek, anglers caught 3 coho and 3 chum salmon in recent interviews[5].

### Best Lures and Bait
For winter blackmouth (Chinook salmon), areas like Manchester inlet are reliable, and using lures that mimic baitfish can be effective. Since this area holds a lot of bait, using spoons or plugs that imitate herring or anchovies can be fruitful[3].

### Hot Spots
- **Manchester Inlet**: This is a consistent spot for winter blackmouth and is relatively close to Elliott Bay, Tacoma, or Bremerton. It's known for holding lots of bait, which attracts the fish[3].
- **Hoodsport Shore**: Located in Hood Canal, this area has seen some activity for coho and chum salmon, making it another good spot to try your luck[5].

Remember to check the latest fishing regulations and updates before you head out, as rules can change. Enjoy your fishing trip
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