SEATTLE -- Forget fishing for salmon. Puget Sound crab pots are so passé. Squid is in. For the first time in a couple decades, officials have tested squid in Puget Sound for metals and other ...

The last time tests on Puget Sound squid were done was in 1997. The more recent results show that squid from Puget Sound is quite safe to eat, especially when compared to other seafood in the region.

Join us as we catch and eat fresh market squid in Puget Sound, a recognized sustainable seafood option. The video features the use of a Rode Wireless Go mic and a Sony ZV-1 camera, showcasing the ...

Ever jigged for squid? No, it’s not a dance. A jig is a specialized lure anglers use to catch some of the millions of Pacific squid that migrate from the ocean through Puget Sound each year.