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Author Topic: 2015 Chilliwack River fall salmon fishery information & water condition updates  (Read 471397 times)

armytruck

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Clippy  ;D and released
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Tenz85

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Has anyone ever caught a clipped spring and returned the head which had the tag/chip implanted?


Edit - apparently it's a tiny 1mm piece of plastic implanted into the nose cartilage of coho and chinook

http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/points/shrp-prts-eng.html
« Last Edit: September 16, 2015, 11:10:21 AM by Tenz85 »
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Stewie

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Wow, what a beauty.
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CohoJake

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Has anyone ever caught a clipped spring and returned the head which had the tag/chip implanted?


Edit - apparently it's a tiny 1mm piece of plastic implanted into the nose cartilage of coho and chinook

http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/points/shrp-prts-eng.html
My dad and I, as well as friends I have fished with, have done this.  I think my friend got a pin in the mail with a report on what was learned from the chip, but that was over 15 years ago.
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My dad and I, as well as friends I have fished with, have done this.  I think my friend got a pin in the mail with a report on what was learned from the chip, but that was over 15 years ago.
Yah did that years ago got a pin and the a map of the fish migration route that was the best part.
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If you are slaying them, I would hope you would return the head to the depot.  There is only one here in Langley, but many communities have multiple depots, so finding one close by should be fairly easy. 
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had a successful day today getting a bulltrout, big white spring and a greyling? looked kind of like a sucker fish with a fin that went straight up on the back.
BE CAREFULL OUT THERE PEOPLE!!!! I came face to face with a black bear twice today!! was about 5 ft away good thing it scared off.
pics of the bull and spring.


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halcyonguitars

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Nice fishies! Are those jigs or flies?
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nice spring...bull trout looks very slim......ive heard of greyling in the vedder but never seen one caught. talked to a couple of co's this evening. said a few coho were caught today. Thats a good sign.
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and a greyling? looked kind of like a sucker

I got a large-scale sucker on a fly this sunday on the lower vedder.


BE CAREFULL OUT THERE PEOPLE!!!! I came face to face with a black bear twice today!! was about 5 ft away good thing it scared off.
 

I was told there were bear sightings below the vedder crossing and at tamihi. Where was yours?
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They are mountain whitefish
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dennyman

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Have to agree there are no grayling in the Vedder.  And for those concerned about bears, carry some bear spray with you. For most people better than carrying a firearm.
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That slim char might be a Dolly Varden.
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TheLostSockeye

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All caught on roe. Bear was in upper river won't give exact location but there are quite a few in the upper.
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CohoJake

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There was a bear across from the cement slab on Saturday.  I also caught 2 whitefish - more than I have seen in the Chilliwack river in years.
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