WDFW Rule Change: Carbon River re-opens for angling
Action: The Carbon River re-opened to angling as per the 2008-09 regulation pamphlet which allows retention of surplus hatchery steelhead.
Effective dates: Immediately
Species affected: All game fish.
Location: Carbon River, tributary to the Puyallup River, in Pierce County.
Reasons for action: Re-opening the fishery will allow anglers to selectively harvest hatchery steelhead, thereby reducing the genetic and ecological competition between hatchery and wild fish.
Information Contact: Hal Michael, 360-902-2659
Other Cool Stuff On Domka Outdoors
- Video Of The Day – I think we have a blood trail..
- National Pheasant Fest
- Remington® Introduces Model R-15 VTR™ – Byron South Edition The Ultimate Predator Hunting Rifle
- Video Of The Day: Crazy Bucks Fighting In A River
- WANTED : WOMEN HUNTERS !!!
- Fly fisherman’s Chippewa River catch confirmed as world record
- Make your mount look like new
- Funny Hunting Prank
- WINNERS OF THE OUTDOOR CHANNEL’S 9TH ANNUAL GOLDEN MOOSE AWARDS
- Two Michigan State Police Troopers Admit To Deer Poaching
- Update on Chronic Wasting Disease in MI
Posted on 27th January 2009
Under: Carbon River, WDFW Rule Change, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife | No Comments »