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In this photo provided by Tyler Hicks and taken June 4, 2014, is Tyler Hicks holding a large searun or anadromous form of Coastal Cutthroat Trout he caught on the North Fork of the Lewis River near Woodland, Wash. Hicks, 32, a Ridgefield, Wash., resident, is making 2014 his “Big Fishing Year.’’ He’s trying to see how many species of fish and shellfish he can harvest in Washington and Oregon in the 12-month period. His tally so far: 77 species. And he’s doing most of his angling from a kayak. (AP Photo/Tyler Hicks)
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