Puget Sound Fish Consumption Advisory Recreational Area 10

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Puget Sound Fish Consumption Advisory Recreational Marine Area 10
Seattle/Bremerton

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RMA 10 – Seattle/Bremerton
Species	*Guidance/Meal Advice**	Exceptions
Rockfish	No more than 1 meal per week	No consumption: Elliott Bay and Sinclair Inlet
Flatfish (e.g., sole, sanddab, and flounder)	No meal limit	No consumption: Duwamish Waterway No more than 1 meal/month: Sinclair Inlet No more than 2 meals/month: Elliott Bay No more than 1 meals/week: Eagle Harbor and Port Orchard
Salmon
Chinook	No more than 1 meal per week	No more than 2 meals/month: resident Chinook (blackmouth)
Coho	No meal limit	None
Chum, Pink, and Sockeye	No meal limit	None
*Meal size equals eight ounces of uncooked fish. NOTE: No consumption of any seafood (except salmon) from Duwamish River

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last update: 03/20/2008