Kitsap County
Brownsville Dock
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Hours and conditions can change — most Puget Sound piers run dawn to dusk, with some open later, and access rules are set locally. Salmon migrate through this entire marine area, but seasons, limits, and species restrictions change throughout the year. A Washington saltwater fishing license is required, plus a crabbing endorsement if you're after crab. This pier sits in WDFW Marine Area 10 (Seattle-Bremerton Area) — check WDFW's current regulations for this area before you head out.
Brownsville Dock Tide & Weather Right Now
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For squid: WDFW's own guidance suggests odds are best on a high tide, on a cloudy or rainy night.
This Week's Squid Conditions
How each night matches WDFW's own guidance above — not a prediction of catch success.
From the Guides
Squid Jigging 101: The Complete Puget Sound GuideEverything we've put together on squid jigging and squid lures in Puget Sound — gear, technique, timing, location, and what you're actually catching — organized in the order it's actually useful.
From the Guides
How to Jig for Salmon in Puget Sound (And Why Metal Jigs Actually Work)The lift-and-fall cadence, the gear that actually holds a vertical line in real current, and the physics behind why a fluttering metal jig — one of the most effective salmon lures in Puget Sound — outfishes almost everything else.
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Shop salmon jigs for this water →Handmade jigs built and field-tested for exactly this kind of Puget Sound pier fishing.
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Shop squid jigs →Squid jigs and squid jigging tackle sourced for the deep water, strong current fishery this pier sits in.
Recent Catch & Creel Reports
Report Your Catch Here →Real, angler-submitted creel reports for Brownsville Dock — updated as they come in, more current than the official periodic counts.
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Nearby Piers
Straight-line distance from Brownsville Dock — each has its own live conditions.