OceanSun
10/31/2017 9:00:02 PMNot sure if you're trolling or not but what the heck, I'll bite. You can keep both hatchery and wild Coho in the Snohomish. No need for the BBQ to sit idle.
JoshH
10/31/2017 9:46:40 PMActually you cannot keep native coho right now on the entire Snohomish system. Rule change was effective 10/29.
Action: Release all salmon except for hatchery coho (marked with a clipped adipose fin) on the Snohomish, Skykomish, Snoqualmie and Wallace Rivers.
Effective dates: Sunday, Oct. 29, through Dec. 31, 2017.
Species affected: All salmon.
Locations:
Snohomish River, mouth confluence with Skykomish and Snoqualmie.
Skykomish River, mouth to confluence of North and South Forks.
Snoqualmie River, mouth to Snoqualmie Falls.
Wallace River, mouth to above hatchery water intake.
Reason for action: Spawning ground surveys, counts at the Sunset Falls trap, and Wallace Hatchery rack returns indicate that the run sizes of coho and pink salmon in the Snohomish watershed are well below pre-season forecasts. To protect future runs, spawning escapement goals must be met. Fisheries may be reopened if escapement goals are projected to be met.
Additional information: Gamefish and trout remain open as described in the 2017-18 Fishing Rules Pamphlet.
Information contact: WDFW, Mill Creek, Region 4 Office, (425) 775-1311.
Action: Release all salmon except for hatchery coho (marked with a clipped adipose fin) on the Snohomish, Skykomish, Snoqualmie and Wallace Rivers.
Effective dates: Sunday, Oct. 29, through Dec. 31, 2017.
Species affected: All salmon.
Locations:
Snohomish River, mouth confluence with Skykomish and Snoqualmie.
Skykomish River, mouth to confluence of North and South Forks.
Snoqualmie River, mouth to Snoqualmie Falls.
Wallace River, mouth to above hatchery water intake.
Reason for action: Spawning ground surveys, counts at the Sunset Falls trap, and Wallace Hatchery rack returns indicate that the run sizes of coho and pink salmon in the Snohomish watershed are well below pre-season forecasts. To protect future runs, spawning escapement goals must be met. Fisheries may be reopened if escapement goals are projected to be met.
Additional information: Gamefish and trout remain open as described in the 2017-18 Fishing Rules Pamphlet.
Information contact: WDFW, Mill Creek, Region 4 Office, (425) 775-1311.
OceanSun
11/6/2017 11:34:33 PMI was obviously behind the times with my comment and hope I didn't mislead anyone.