Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Rodney on October 24, 2011, 03:24:02 PM
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There is a new regulation that is in effect for salmon fishing in the Chehalis river that some may have not noticed, because the regulation is actually listed under "Chehalis River Hatchery" instead of "Chehalis River" on the following page:
http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/fresh-douce/region2-eng.htm
"From the hatchery outlet downstream to the confluence with the Chehalis/Harrison Rivers, no fishing for salmon"
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It's about time. Fishing that channel seemed so stupid to me.
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It's about time. Fishing that channel seemed so stupid to me.
Beyond stupid.
I wish DFO declared open season to hunt poachers that will fish it anyway. >:(
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thats great news! can't believe it took this long, better late than never though
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The Chehailis is a very changed river in the last couple years.
If you follow the route of the main stream, it does not go near the hatchery anymore.
Fish the main stream and you will be fine as far as I can tell. Thoughts or opinions?
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That is good news I walked down there last year and saw people snagging out of the little pockets, what a joke!!!!!
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Good news indeed. I missed that, thanks Rod.
D$
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Fish the main stream and you will be fine as far as I can tell. Thoughts or opinions?
So, here's a scenario...
In high water, a tributary runs off the main flow and joins the hatchery outflow above the confluence.
Legal to fish tributary?
tworivers