Discussion in 'Saltwater' started by SciGuy, Oct 18, 2011.    1.
Chris Johnson Member: Native Fish Society      Posts: 1,512
Bellingham Wa.     Ratings: +151 / 1     Those are more than
likely non- treaty purse seiners, they got one day (monday) in
hood canal. The smaller boats are probably gillnetters milling
around watching to see if they are catching anything, as they
fish tues.   2. mtskibum16 Active Member      Posts: 901
Puget Sound Beaches     Ratings: +188 / 0     DB...Salmon wars!
I'm in!   3. Smalma Active Member      Posts: 2,623
Marysville, Washington     Ratings: +332 / 0     Skyrise -     I
could not disagree more with your statement -      "...really
the department missed a good opportunity after the Boldt
decision to look hard at what was to happen down the road.
like wild steelhead release and etc."      First let's take a
look at the "state" of steelhead management at the time of the
Boldt decision (1974). It was commonly believed that a steelhead
was a steelhead -hatchery an