This project developed final design and permit documents for restoration actions to restore pocket estuary habitat for juvenile fry migrant Chinook salmon at Turner's Bay, located at the north end of Skagit Bay. The overall project was intended to improve connectivity between isolated marsh fragments by removing or modifying 175 feet of Similk Bay Road and associated fill where it crossed the northern portion of the Turners Bay Lagoon complex. Design documents are attached under Project#09-1441 Total estuarine habitat has increased by 8.7 acres s a result of the completed project. Channel habitat has increased by 1.9 acres. Project components are predicted to increase nearshore habitat capacity by an estimated ~4,735 smolts annually. These predictions are currently being evaluated through project monitoring A notable increase in fish use within the lagoon immediately following project completion was expected, and has been documented (anecdotally at this point) in the completed project. Protection components of this project are expected to preserve the capacity of the entire lagoon (15,203 fish). Habitats such as this provide fry migrants with a survival or growth advantage over other nearshore habitats, and have suffered an 80% reduction from historic conditions.