Pinks

[7mmfan]

Not anyone specifically, just in general. Who cares if it was a resident or early ocean returney? Why does it matter? Go fishing and enjoy it.

[WAcoueshunter]

Not anyone specifically, just in general. Who cares if it was a resident or early ocean returney? Why does it matter? Go fishing and enjoy it.

No kidding!  Like people are ashamed of catching a resident. They all eat good!   I pointed out that it was a resident coho because someone was trying to say pinks should be here because they caught a coho. That's not correct. Pinks will be here soon enough, and the ocean coho will be on their tails.

[Timberstalker]

I honestly think it depends on how the said Coho identifies itself; whether it selects "resident" or "non resident."

[7mmfan]

I honestly think it depends on how the said Coho identifies itself; whether it selects "resident" or "non resident."

Now this is a whole nother ball of wax. Maybe they don't like being called silvers, but identify as kings? Pinks is a name with inherent feminine undertones, so now we're assuming their identity!?!?! So unfair, they really need to be shiny salmon-like fish with spots that may or may not have migrated to the ocean and might have spots on its tail, or dark gums. Not that theres anything wrong with dark gums or spotted tails!

[jmscon]

Poor species, not only do they have the nickname of humpies, their true name is pinks. But not only that they're are also known as small and soft!
They need to seek shelter in Elliot Bay so I can take care of them!

[FWilliams]

Why are we having a pissing match over this?

I agree, why not be out there catching kings right now, fishing has been outstanding

[Crunchy]

Oh I have scratched a few kings out for sure.  MA11 is my home turf but fishing has been a bit slow so I have been hitting the other "hot" spots to fill the freezer.  Res or non res makes no difference. 

[7mmfan]

Poor species, not only do they have the nickname of humpies, their true name is pinks. But not only that they're are also known as small and soft!
They need to seek shelter in Elliot Bay so I can take care of them!

God I almost forgot about the dreaded nick name. Now we're all assuming their sexually promiscuous. I sense a lawsuit coming.

[Fishstiq]

I honestly think it depends on how the said Coho identifies itself; whether it selects "resident" or "non resident."

Now this is a whole nother ball of wax. Maybe they don't like being called silvers, but identify as kings? Pinks is a name with inherent feminine undertones, so now we're assuming their identity!?!?! So unfair, they really need to be shiny salmon-like fish with spots that may or may not have migrated to the ocean and might have spots on its tail, or dark gums. Not that theres anything wrong with dark gums or spotted tails!

Please refer to them as fishself until they can choose their preferred pronoun.  Otherwise you are being ableist and transphobic.

[lokidog]

Landed two off Eagle Point,  SJ today. Both deep, 110-115, nothing on the center dive plane. Lost about a 20 pound King right at the boat.  My rookie netter wasn't quite quick enough. 😣

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[Gobble Doc]

No pink fishing in 8-2 this year, right?

[singleshot12]

No,  and probably not even if Pinks come back in higher numbers than predicted.

[Gobble Doc]

But it shows ok to fish the rivers right? Why not close them if numbers are so bad?

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[singleshot12]

The Snohomish is suppose to have a strong run with it being open. The Skagit and Stilly not! Could not even imagine what a chitshow the Snohomish will be

[CP]

The Snohomish is suppose to have a strong run with it being open. The Skagit and Stilly not! Could not even imagine what a chitshow the Snohomish will be

It's going to be a snag-fest.