Ten-year-old Tyee member: Ten-year-old Nathan Lagos became a Tyee Club member at 9:10 p.m. Aug. 13. He caught a 34.5 pound Tyee in the Tyee Pool that night. This is Lagos’ first Tyee but it is his third season in the pool. His dad

Ten-year-old Tyee member

Ten-year-old Nathan Lagos became a Tyee Club member at 9:10 p.m. Aug. 13. He caught a 34.5 pound Tyee in the Tyee Pool that night. This is Lagos’ first Tyee but it is his third season in the pool. His dad, Mark Lagos, was the rower and it has been his goal for the past three seasons to help Nathan catch a Tyee.

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