Mordalphus
8/28/2013 6:06:00 PMI think that's only legal in a boat. Once you punch your limit for the day you're done.
NimmunDay
8/28/2013 6:22:00 PMActually checked the regs and you can't catch another persons limit or part of a limit. Not even in a boat. Also you can't catch and release after you've caught your limit.
beeman
8/28/2013 6:55:00 PMNothing in the rules says you have to keep your first four. Once you have three keep releasing until you are ready to call it quits then bonk number four
abadfish
8/28/2013 8:53:00 PMYep, I usually will catch my first 2 and hope to catch the rest of my limit on kings or silvers.
gnunes
8/28/2013 11:43:00 PMNimmun, you're correct. There are certain occasions where you can keep deploying gear until all the limits of the boat have been caught. one example of this was Baker Lake Sockeye this year. But that's usually stated on that particular area or emergency rule updates. Remember, if it's not listed on the area, general state rules will apply. I commend you for your concern about doing what's right. Tight Lines!
big2wheel
8/29/2013 8:58:00 AMYou CANNOT catch for or give to another person. You must stop fishing after you retain your limit