Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: CP on August 04, 2025, 08:53:36 AM
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I need some help understanding this as it relates to your standard twitching jig.
As I read it, the top jig is not legal unless it is being trolled because it has 2 hooks. Correct?
The other jigs in the photo are legal as long as a weight is not added below, or less than 12" above the jig. Correct?
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I think you are correct.
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I need some help understanding this as it relates to your standard twitching jig.
As I read it, the top jig is not legal unless it is being trolled because it has 2 hooks. Correct?
The other jigs in the photo are legal as long as a weight is not added below, or less than 12" above the jig. Correct?
Jigs are also legal under a bobber
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Thanks. Reading comprehension has never been my strong suit.
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One must also be careful when attaching a 'stinger' hook on a jig. It can change a legal jig into an illegal jig.
Ahhh yes, the 'fun to try and figure out' Washington fishing and hunting laws. Good times!
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Good luck. Our Fish and Game makes their money on fishing. You will read it, but the Gamie will have a different interpretation, and you'll end up with a ticket. They could make things simple, but why when they can write tickets all day
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Good luck. Our Fish and Game makes their money on fishing. You will read it, but the Gamie will have a different interpretation, and you'll end up with a ticket. They could make things simple, but why when they can write tickets all day
as much as I hate to agree I do. We used to teach Hunter Ed. Part of the week long class was to have a Gamie come in and talk to the students. One of his comments was "it's not my job to interpret the regulations--it's my job to write tickets and let the judge decide. Another class we had him and another Gamie come in..was asked some questions and they argued about what was lawfully. Be careful out there
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It needs an English teacher, instead of judge to make the ruling. I'm pretty sure that the first sentence needs a comma or 2.
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I just measured my hooks, never knew I needed to. Turns out 3/4" is a huge gap.
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Good luck. Our Fish and Game makes their money on fishing. You will read it, but the Gamie will have a different interpretation, and you'll end up with a ticket. They could make things simple, but why when they can write tickets all day
as much as I hate to agree I do. We used to teach Hunter Ed. Part of the week long class was to have a Gamie come in and talk to the students. One of his comments was "it's not my job to interpret the regulations--it's my job to write tickets and let the judge decide. Another class we had him and another Gamie come in..was asked some questions and they argued about what was lawfully. Be careful out there
Sad, but true. I wasn't saying what I said as an opinion, its a fact
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I just measured my hooks, never knew I needed to. Turns out 3/4" is a huge gap.
Ya. Looks like 06 is 3/4 on the line
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Top jig looks like a good rig for salt water pinks but not in a river..
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Correct. 1 single Hook only unless trolling.