Caught a Salmon and Cooked It For Breakfast, Then Polished It Off With A Richland Spudnut

Yup, I went to the end of my backyard this morning, threw a spinner in the Columbia River, and caught a small Salmon. Brought it in, cleaned it, and ate er for breakfast. Salmon doesn't get any fresher than freshly caught in the back yard! We live on the Columbia River and Salmon run throughout most of the year, however, there are a few periods in the year where the "salmon are running." Right now is one of those times. I wake up in the morning and see them coming to the surface for their morning chow, so down to the river I go. Today was no exception, except the Salmon served as an appetizer for the area's famous Spudnuts. Richland's Spudnuts are to-die-for doughnuts. Certainly a reason to buy a home in the Tri-Cities!

The Salmon fishing, and all sorts of other kinds of fishing are one of the many draws for folks to relocate and/or retire in the Tri Cities Washington area. If you are considering a relocation, go no further. My wife and I are Tri Cities Washington REALTORS® and provide a competent and professional service to our clients.

Related Resources: Local Fish Counts | City of Richland | Steelhead Fishing | Richland Washington Tourism | Spudnuts

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