New rule for the Columbia River and going to affect all its tributaries by May 1st, all barbless hook (or hooks).
Thoughts anybody? Switching out hooks on all your hardbaits to fish Tri-Cities? No barb on your drop shot or jig?
Also, no size limit on keeping bass...
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yep just for salmon and steelhead
WDFW NEWS RELEASE
Washington Department
of Fish and Wildlife
600 Capitol Way North,
Olympia, WA 98501-1091
http://wdfw.wa.gov/
April 23, 2013
WDFW Region 5 Office,
(360) 696-6211
Ban on barbed hooks
expands on Columbia River, tributaries May 1
OLYMPIA - Starting
May 1, anglers fishing for salmon or steelhead on the Columbia River and most
of its tributaries downstream from Chief Joseph Dam will be required to use
barbless hooks.
I'm with Dana (Surprise...surprise)!!
I will not change a F-ing thing, even if I decide to target slimers.......
Boy! the last time I've seen you this mad Dana was the day you had to fire me......lol
Seriously there needs to be a protest by the boating community. Maybe plan for the 4th. July at Blodell parking lot early enough to plug the whole darn parking lot with trucks and boats, grab a rod and sit on the grass and fish from shore. Maybe we could get the TV. and newspapers media people a heads up in advance, of course Dana could be the spokesman, that way we could open the eyes of all the fisher persons in the state that this will be coming to them and the lakes they fish. Its like a snowball running down hill, once they (city councils) see there's away to make money you can bet your **** (well, you know) they will jump on the money grabbing band wagon.
Just a thought, seems better than just letting it happen.
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