Posts Tagged ‘Chinook’
Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon today set fishing seasons for 2012 on the lower Columbia River that anticipate a strong run of spring chinook salmon but a further decline in the number of white sturgeon available for harvest.
View the press release here
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Kerry W Allen
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Kerry W Allen
I was just talking to my friend Phil about going down to look at this area to see about spring opportunities there. He never reads the Blog because he can’t remember the name (he’s from Nebraska) but I thought I would put it out there anyway.
The rule change is:
The Deep River hatchery adult chinook daily limit will be the same as the adjacent mainstem Columbia River during those days when the mainstem Columbia River is open for adult chinook retention. When the adjacent mainstem Columbia River is closed for adult chinook retention the Deep River hatchery adult salmon daily limit will revert to permanent rules.
Here is a link to the news release
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