Puget Sound Anglers chapter to meet

The Puget Sound Anglers North Olympic Peninsula Chapter hosts an open-to-the-public general meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the Sequim Elks Lodge, 143 Port Williams Road.

People start gathering at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting starts at 7 p.m.

The program includes a presentation by Mark Castillo and Travis Lopeman from Westside Marine in Port Townsend.

They will share information on the winterization of outboards and other end of the year service maintenance items to get boats ready for winter storage and make the spring start-up easier.

Following their presentation, the group will have a short business meeting, share end of the year salmon fishing reports, and have raffle drawings. Raffles are for members only, though attendees can join that night to take part.

An annual individual membership is $25, and a family membership is $35. Membership also includes The Reel News monthly newspaper.

Martin wins 10k in Port Townsend

Ethan Martin of Sequim won the 10k in the fifth annual Larry Scott Trail Run, held Oct. 14 in Port Townsend.

Taking first in the half-marathon was Port Townsend City Manager John Mauro in 1:20.47, while the top women’s time was put in by Margaret Shull of Puyallup with a time of 1:38:34.40; she was fifth overall.

The top women’s 10k runner was Dayana Hernandez of Oak Harbor, who finished in 47:13.96.

The final 2023 leg of Run the Peninsula will be the Jamestown S’Klallam Glow Run, a nighttime race during which runners wear headlamps along the Olympic Discovery Trail, held Dec. 2 in Blyn. People can register for that race at tinyurl.com/SKlallamRun.

For full results of the Larry Scott Trail Run, go online at tinyurl.com/LarryScott2023.