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Quote from: lokidog on June 27, 2016, 09:21:21 AMQuote from: CP on July 09, 2013, 08:10:30 AMQuote from: lokidog on July 08, 2013, 10:28:31 PMWhat's to prevent people from catching sockeye in Area 10 outside of the entrance to Lake WA? I got one out by San Juan two years ago. The regs don't say you cannot do so. Perfectly legal, but not easy to do.We put 8 or ten into the boat last summer, including one over ten pounds, off of San Juan. These fish were probably heading for the Fraser though.What's the ticket for getting them in the salt?
Quote from: CP on July 09, 2013, 08:10:30 AMQuote from: lokidog on July 08, 2013, 10:28:31 PMWhat's to prevent people from catching sockeye in Area 10 outside of the entrance to Lake WA? I got one out by San Juan two years ago. The regs don't say you cannot do so. Perfectly legal, but not easy to do.We put 8 or ten into the boat last summer, including one over ten pounds, off of San Juan. These fish were probably heading for the Fraser though.
Quote from: lokidog on July 08, 2013, 10:28:31 PMWhat's to prevent people from catching sockeye in Area 10 outside of the entrance to Lake WA? I got one out by San Juan two years ago. The regs don't say you cannot do so. Perfectly legal, but not easy to do.
What's to prevent people from catching sockeye in Area 10 outside of the entrance to Lake WA? I got one out by San Juan two years ago. The regs don't say you cannot do so.
If it wasn't for the Indians netting the living piss out of these fish before we can get a count on them, we could have a fishery every year. How does the 50/50 thing work with this fishery Indians get to catch as much as they want literally nets in front of the fish latter. White man hasn't be able to fish it in over a decade.
What months is this fishery usually open? Thought the lake was to close again Sept 1st? Here's a pic from 1988, talk about chaos lol
Combat fishing at its best Escapement goal is 350,000 fish, currently sitting just under 120,000 is we will come up just short @ 320,000
Quote from: Widgeondeke on July 01, 2016, 11:26:10 AMCombat fishing at its best Escapement goal is 350,000 fish, currently sitting just under 120,000 is we will come up just short @ 320,000 They are negotiating a fishery if the run hits 200k, this years run estimate is 119k. The current count is 24,763. http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/counts/sockeye/
Don't get me wrong I would LOVE to fish Lake Wa again for some sockeye but giving the state of all the salmon runs around here. Why in the hell would we want to lower the number of fish to 200k from 350k to allow fishing.