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Salmon University Chief Instructors:
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Chief Instructor
Tom Nelson is the Dean of Saltwater Fishing Seminars and Classes.
Tom has had over 5,000 students attend his Saltwater Fishing classes
at Highline, Bellevue and Green River Community Colleges and in
private seminars.
Tom has been the featured saltwater expert at Boat Shows, International
Sportsman's shows and seminars in the Northwest.
Tom helped develop many of the techniques and lures used by many
of the top West Coast sports anglers. Tom has written many articles
for various NW outdoor publications.
Tom's boat, a 24' North River Seahawk O/S named Salmon
University, it is one of the most recognized boats on Puget
Sound and in British Columbia.
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Tom Nelsen
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Salmon
University Webmaster and Instructor Terry Wiest is a native
Washingtonian and grew up fishing the Cedar and Green Rivers along
with the Puget Sound where he learned how to fish from his Dad.
An
avid Salmon and Steelhead Fisherman, you can find Terry fishing
all over the Pacific Northwest during all times of the year. Not
only Steelhead and Salmon, but Lingcod and Halibut are also targeted
species.
Terry
is also very active with the Puget Sound Anglers and is now the
Past-President of the South King County Chapter, serving in that
capacity from 2004 thru 2006.
Terry
has written articles published in Fishing & Hunting News, The Reel
News and Washington/Oregon Fish & Game.
Terry
fishes from his 23' Shamrock named "Lucky" while in the Sound or
Ocean, or you can usually find him "banking" numerous rivers throughout
the region.
He
is also the host of Steelhead
University.
Salmon University
Associate
Instructors:
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Terry Wiest
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Paul
Marander is General Manager for Outdoor Emporium in Seattle.
Paul has spent many years in management in the marine trade industry
and brings to our seminar many years of experience in the boating
arena.
Paul
will educate you on making your boat Coast Guard legal. He will
talk about gear and new safety equipment that every angler should
have on his boat for safety and success. Learning to be a better
boater goes hand in hand with learning to be a better fisherman.
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Paul Marander
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Jeff Boyer,
a former public educator, Jeff Boyer began a fulltime fishing career
in 1985. He competes nationally for Ranger Boats, Mercury Marine,
Lowrance Electronics, Shimano, and MotorGuide. His career includes
many roles (guide, writer, editor, television host, photographer,
consultant), but his favorite is seminar speaker and instructor.
Jeff is especially known for his expertise with marine electronics.
Having been with Lowrance since 1983, SONAR and GPS are integral
parts of his personal fishing approach. He combines his talents
to create unique seminars that have helped thousands of anglers
finally capitalize on todays technology. Entertaining as well
as educational, his presentations are always highly praised. Jeff
currently resides in Auburn, Washington with his wife Mona.
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Jeff Boyer
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Tom Pollack
has been in the sport goods retail business for over 45 years and
is resident fishing expert at Auburn Sports & Marine in Renton.
Tom is an avid salmon and walleye fisherman.
Tom can be seen regularly lecturing at Sportsmen Shows, the Seattle
Boat Show and local fishing clubs.
Tom is a active member of Puget Sound Anglers and the Western Walleye
Club and is very involved with improving fishing opportunities in
the Northwest where he severs on Puget Sound Recreational Advisory
Committee, Northwest Marine Trade Association Fishing Committee,
and the Inland Warm Water Advisory Committee.
Tom is a regular contributor to Fishing & Hunting News and various
News papers for local fishing reports. Tom is also in charge of
the central Puget Sound service center for Scotty downrigger's .
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Tom Pollack
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Terry Rudnick
is a freelance outdoor writer / photographer / speaker specializing
in Pacific Northwest fishing, hunting and boating subjects. Since
beginning his career more than 30 years ago, he has had over 1,000
articles and photos published in more than two-dozen regional and
national publications.
Rudnick also is a book author. His first book, Washington Fishing,
is the most comprehensive angling guide ever written about the states
freshwater and saltwater angling opportunities, and is now in its
fourth edition. He also co-authored How to Catch Trophy Halibut,
the complete guide to recreational halibut fishing along the entire
West Coast. Both Washington Fishing and How to Catch Trophy
Halibut have received excellence awards from the Northwest Outdoor
Writers Association. A third book, Washington Boating and Water
Sports, was published in the spring of 2000.
An enthusiastic and entertaining speaker, Rudnick has given more
than 200 slideshows and seminars on a variety of freshwater and
saltwater angling topics not only throughout the Pacific Northwest
but to audiences in California, Utah, Colorado and Texas.
Rudnick is now the youth Sportfishing coordinator for Washingtons
Department of Fish and Wildlife, responsible for organizing fishing
events and activities for kids throughout the state. He also works
part-time in the Boating Program at Washington State Parks, where
he produces boating safety messages for radio, television and print
media and gives slide-show presentations and lectures on water safety
to boating organizations and fishing clubs.
Besides his more than two-dozen awards for writing and photography,
Rudnick has received the national Silver Trout Award for Communications
from Trout Unlimited and the Ken McLeod Journalism Award from the
King County Outdoor Sports Council.
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Terry Rudnick
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Anton
Jones along with his wife Sandra and his son Darrell own and
operate Darrell & Dad's Family Guide Service out of the Lake Chelan
valley since 2000.
He
has fished Lake Chelan since 1994 specializing in deepwater trolling
for Mackinaw while entertaining groups that usually include children.
His
emphasis is to demystify the techniques involved in ultra-deep downrigger
trolling.
Additionally,
Darrell & Dad's Family Guide Service offers guided fishing trips
on Rufus Woods Reservoir and Roses Lake.
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Anton Jones
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Ward
Bond is a lifelong resident of Vancouver Island and co-owner
of Island Outfitters Sportfishing Centre (www.fishingvictoria.com).
Ward has guided and fished the west coast of British Columbia, both
fresh and salt water.
Ward
will teach you when, where and how to fish some of the most productive
salmon and halibut waters on Vancouver Island. Ward is not only
an ardent fisherman, but is past chair of the Victoria Sports Fishing
Advisory Board.
Salmon
University is extremely proud to have someone with Ward's background
and expertise teaching at the Salmon University Seminar
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Ward Bond
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Michael
Jamboretz is the Owner/Operator of Jambo's Sportfishing specializing
in Halibut and Salmon Charters. He operates the MaliaKai, a 37'
Delta Charterboat, fishing the Pacific Ocean out of Neah Bay from
May through August, then returns to Puget Sound to run Sport Fishing
charters for Coho and Blackmouth.
Jambo's
Sportfishing has been featured on Fox Sports Northwest and will
have two more fishing shows airing this fall on the Hawg Quest TV
show. Michael has well over 30 years fishing experience in the Northwest
from Oregon to Alaska and is an active member of the Sno-King Chapter
of Puget Sound Anglers. He is a member of the National Association
of Charterboat Operators and The Charterboat Association of Puget
Sound. He is also on the pro-staff for Joes Outdoors and several
tackle manufacturers.
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Michael Jamboretz
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| Jack
Glass has been guiding on the Columbia and Sandy rivers full time
for over 20 years and is a steward of the waters he fishes. He started
fishing northwest Oregon rivers at age 8, and began professionally
guiding in May of 1983. He specializes in fishing the Sandy and Columbia
Rivers for Chinook and Steelhead. Jack and his wife Shelly operate
Jack'Snack'N Tackle Shop in Troutdale OR, located on the banks of
the Sandy River. It remains the only drive through Bait & Tackle Shop
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Jack Glass
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