Big Ticket Raffles are for our members only. Please visit the Members Only page for information on purchasing raffle tickets.

Next Big Ticket Raffle is for:

Past months raffle items

Scotty Downrigger 
A used donated Trac Line Hauler / Pot Puller for crab and shrimp pots. 
2 downrigger rod/reels. Reels are Shimano model Tekota 300LC. June 15
Halibut trip for 2 with John Beath out of Sekiu on May 28th.
Ling Cod/Rockfish Trip for 2.
Steelhead float trip.
Wilderness Pontoon Boat from Costco.
October 2021 Vortex Diamondback 8X42 Binoculars.
September 2021 Tuna trip.

IMPORTANT Notices:

Don't forget your NEW fishing license needed starting April 1.

No meeting in December. Members are invited to our auction/potluck dinner on December 15 at the Elk's Lodge in Sequim.

Abigail Benjamin is the Sequim High school recipient of the PSA NOPC scholarship award for 2022

Port of Port Angeles Web Cameras

New Fire Extinguisher requirements effective April 2022

Bligh Hueske Peninsula College Scholarship winner for 2021

Current News Updates from WDFW

2021-2022 Fishing Regulations Electronic version

Welcome to the website for the North Olympic Peninsula chapter of the Puget Sound Anglers.  We are dedicated to preserving quality fisheries.  We believe that our fisheries resources can be restored to what they should be with sound science and appropriate management techniques.

Our Fishing Club Sponsors

Our fishing club is privileged to have the support of many fine sponsors.  They help us achieve our club goals with their financial support and contributions.

• Meet Our Sponsors
• Become a Sponsor

Our Meetings

We meet monthly to share fishing information and to hear from professional biologists, guides and local experts on topics pertinent to the Olympic Peninsula.

Recent topics have included: the Elwha dam removal, techniques for fishing for halibut and Bottomfish/Rockfish identification. 

We have a members only raffle at each meeting ($1.00 tickets) for fishing gear like lures, tools and rods. It's a great way to add to your tackle box and as everyone knows, "you can never have too much tackle".

Great Places to Fish: The Hoh River above the Oxbow Campground boat ramp.  Photo by Sherry Anderson