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#210037 - 09/08/03 12:20 AM chehalis tribal netting, interesting info
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#210038 - 09/08/03 07:51 AM Re: chehalis tribal netting, interesting info
grandpa2 Three Time Spawner Registered: 06/04/03 Posts: 1796 Loc: Brier, Washington	Does that translate to mean that the Chehalis will fish Grays Harbor and the Chehalis River and net the Kings while the bay and the river are closed to everyone else? Like I've said before 50% of zero is not zero when it comes to tribal netting. _________________________ Join Puget Sound Anglers Today and help us support sports fishing. http://groups.msn.com/psasnoking
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#210039 - 09/08/03 01:53 PM Re: chehalis tribal netting, interesting info
Maguana Juvenille at Sea Registered: 10/16/01 Posts: 221 Loc: Hoquiam/Newton	Grandpa, the Chehalis tribe don't have fising rights for the lower Chehalis or Grays Harbor. That area belongs to the Quinaults.
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#210040 - 09/08/03 03:47 PM Re: chehalis tribal netting, interesting info
barnettm Spawner Registered: 07/12/02 Posts: 622 Loc: Maple Valley, Wa.	You have to wonder if the "Executive Order" tribes have any agreement between them and the US government. In other words, do they have "subsistance" rules and stuff like that?
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#210041 - 09/08/03 03:50 PM Re: chehalis tribal netting, interesting info
Anonymous Unregistered	sounds like we better up the quota numbers for both sides to make it even... I guess its time to invest in a trout pond... cause thats the only place our kids will be able to fish in a few years.
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#210042 - 09/12/03 04:58 AM Re: chehalis tribal netting, interesting info
MasterCaster Returning Adult Registered: 05/09/03 Posts: 376 Loc: Florida	Yeah, unless they are indian......... But then, the indians will probably be able to come net in your fishpond..... MC _________________________ MasterCaster "Equal Rights" are not "Special Rights"........
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