SKAGIT BAY. Skagit Bay is one of the most important areas for salmonids because of its proximity to the Skagit River. Significant numbers of eelgrass beds are located in Skagit Bay, and these are recommended for protection because of their importance to salmonid production. Much of the east Skagit Bay shoreline has less than 10 percent overhanging riparian vegetation. Water quality in Skagit Bay appears to be good.
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Samples: wdfw.wa.gov, salishsearestoration.org, www.skagitriverhistory.com
