Youths can land trout at Sequim park pond

By Sequim Gazette Staff • November 3, 2021 1:30 am
Local youths can enjoy fishing at the pond north of Carrie Blake Community Park after local fishing advocates helped stock the pond with 300 trout from the Hurd Creek Fish Hatchery. Photo courtesy of Ron Casscles
Local youths can enjoy fishing at the pond north of Carrie Blake Community Park after local fishing advocates helped stock the pond with 300 trout from the Hurd Creek Fish Hatchery. Photo courtesy of Ron Casscles

Puget Sound Anglers North Olympic Peninsula Chapter in conjunction with the WDFW Hurd Creek Fish Hatchery are planting the the pond just north of Carrie Blake Community Park with trout for fall fishing opportunities.

Youths 14 and younger can fish free daily, and retain two trout per day.

The hatchery planted about 300 fish in late October, members of the Puget Sound Anglers-North Olympic peninsula Club noted.