QIN always start at noon Sunday and pull at noon on whatever day they pull. NT fish normally 12 hour days or daylight hours. WDFW sometimes shortens it a bit and will piggy back half a day behind the QIN pull.

Upper basin folks this schedule DOES NOT include the Chehalis tribal fisheries who are a non treaty and are part of the states share. So it is likely you will see lower basin nets 5 days and in the mix netting by the Chehalis tribal on the same days or even not resulting the possibility of nets 6 to 7 days a week with the combined lower and Chehalis tribal fisheries at Oakville.

And yes the fisheries modeled in prior NOF GH had the NT Comm at the required.

FROM GH POLICY:

a) WDFW-managed commercial fisheries in the Grays Harbor Basin shall have the following impact limits:

Areas 2A, 2B, 2D: the impact rate of the state-managed commercial fishery shall be 0.8% on natural-origin Chehalis fall Chinook when the impact of the recreational fishery is equal to or greater than 4.2%. The impact rate of the WDFW-managed commercial fishery may be less than 0.8% when conservation concerns for natural-origin Chehalis fall Chinook result in a less than 4.2% impact rate in the recreational fishery.

When the terminal run of natural-origin Chehalis fall Chinook reaches an abundance of 18,793, the impact rate of the WDFW- managed commercial fishery shall linearly increase from 0.8% to a maximum of 5.8% at a terminal run of 25,000 natural-origin Chehalis fall Chinook.