All right everyone, Sol will be posting the net schedule up on this thread soon. I am IT challenged so hopefully he will have the time to do it.

Peace
Fly

All I can do with the document you sent me is copy and paste the text, Joe, the hyperlinks will not work. If people want to see the expanded info they will need to go directly to the WDFW website.

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Tribal Net Schedules for
Coastal Rivers

Tribal Net Schedules for Coastal Rivers of Washington
Last update: August 10, 2007

According to the General Regulations, it is each fisherman’s legal responsibility to see that all catch is reported on the daily fish ticket. This includes: commercial, incidental sales, take-home, and ceremonial catch. All other provisions of the QIN GH Off-Reservation Salmon and Steelhead Fishing General Regulations will be in effect.

See also:

2007-2007 State/Tribal Agreed-to Fisheries Document [PDF Format]
2005-2006 Agreement
2004-2005 Agreement
2003-2004 Agreement
2002-2003 Agreement
Chehalis River and Grays Harbor Areas 2A-1, 2A AND 2D Hoh River
Humptulips River and Grays Harbor Area 2C Queets River, Quinault Indian Nation
Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation Quinault River
Quillayute River System Copalis

Chehalis River and Grays Harbor Areas 2A-1, 2A AND 2D

Chehalis River and Grays Harbor Areas 2A-1, 2A AND 2D are open for tribal netting for Salmon according the to following schedule:

Stat Week Put In Pull Out
40 12 Noon, Sun. Sept 30 12 Noon, Tues. Oct. 02
41 12 Noon, Sun. Oct. 7 12 Noon, Tues. Oct 09
42 12 Noon, Sun. Oct. 14 12 Noon, Tues. Oct. 16
47 12 Noon, Sun. Nov. 18 12 Noon, Fri. Nov. 23

Grays Harbor Area 2C

Grays Harbor area 2C is open for tribal netting for Salmon according to the following schedule:

Stat Week Put In Pull Out
39 2:00 pm, Sun., Sept. 23 2:00 pm, Thurs., Sept. 27
40
12:00 noon, Tues., Oct. 2 12:00 Noon, Sat., Oct. 6
41
2:00 pm, Tues., Oct. 9 2:00 pm, Sat., Oct. 13
42
12:00 Noon, Tues., Oct. 16 12:00 Noon, Sat., Oct. 20
46
4:00 pm, Sun., Nov. 11 4:00 pm, Fri., Nov. 16
47
12:00 Noon, Sun., Nov. 18 12:00 Noon, Fri., Nov. 23

Humptulips River

Stat Week Put In Pull Out
39 11: am, Sun., Sept. 23 11:00 am, Thurs., Sept. 27
40
4:00 pm, Tues., Oct. 2 4:00 pm, Sat., Oct. 6
41
12:00 Noon, Tues Oct. 9 12:00 Noon, Sat., Oct. 13
42
3:00 pm, Tues., Oct. 16 3:00 pm Sat., Oct. 20
46
12:00 Noon, Sun., Nov. 11 12:00 Noon, Fri., Nov. 16
47
7:00 am, Sun., Nov. 18 7:00 am, Fri., Nov. 23

Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation:

Tribal netting is not available at this time.


Quillayute River System:

Tribal Netting is not available at this time.

Hoh River:

Tribal Netting is not available at this time.

Queets River, Quinault Indian Nation:

Tribal Netting is not available at this time.

Copalis River

Will be open for gillnet fishing from 12:00 noon, Sunday on the opening day and will end at 12:00 noon, Wednesdays on the closing day of each week

Stat Week Put In Pull Out
36 Sun. Sept. 2 Wed. Sept. 5
37
Sun. Sept. 9 Wed. Sept. 12
38
Sun. Sept. 16 Wed. Sept. 19
39
Sun. Sept. 23 Wed. Sept. 26
40
Sun. Sept. 30 Wed. Oct. 3,
41
Sun. Oct. 7 Wed. Oct. 10
42 Sun. Oct. 14 Wed. Oct. 17
43 Sun. Oct. 21 Wed. Oct. 24
44 Sun. Oct. 28 Wed. Oct. 31
45 Sun. Nov. 4 Wed. Nov. 7
46 Sun. Nov. 11 Wed. Nov. 14
47 Sun. Nov. 18 Wed. Nov. 21
48 Sun. Nov. 25 Sun. Nov. 28

Moclips River

Will be open for gillnet fishing from 12:00 noon, Sunday on the opening day and will end at 12:00 noon, Wednesdays on the closing day of each week.

Stat Week Put In Pull Out
36 Sun. Sept. 2 Wed. Sept. 5
37
Sun. Sept. 9 Wed. Sept. 12
38
Sun. Sept. 16 Wed. Sept. 19
39
Sun. Sept. 23 Wed. Sept. 26
40
Sun. Sept. 30 Wed. Oct. 3,
41
Sun. Oct. 7 Wed. Oct. 10
42 Sun. Oct. 14 Wed. Oct. 17
43 Sun. Oct. 21 Wed. Oct. 24
44 Sun. Oct. 28 Wed. Oct. 31
45 Sun. Nov. 4 Wed. Nov. 7
46 Sun. Nov. 11 Wed. Nov. 14
47 Sun. Nov. 18 Wed. Nov. 21
48 Sun. Nov. 25 Sun. Nov. 28

Quinault River: Fall Fishery

Grounds 43-44 and above

Stat Week Set-In Pull-Out

33 6 am Sun., Aug 12 6 pm Wed. Aug. 15
34 6 am Sun., Aug. 19 6 pm Thurs. Aug. 23
35 6 am Sun., Aug. 26 6 pm Thurs. Aug. 30
36 6 am Sun., Sept. 2 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 6
37 6 am Sun., Sept. 9 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 13
38 6 am Sun., Sept. 16 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 20
39 6 am Sun., Sept. 23 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 27
40 6 am Sun., Sept. 30 6 pm Fri., Oct. 5
41 6 am Sun., Oct. 7 6 pm Fri. Oct. 12
42 6 am Sun., Oct. 14 6 pm Fri. Oct. 19
43 6 am Sun. Oct. 21 6 pm Fri. Oct. 26

Grounds 43-44 and below

Stat Week Set-In Pull-Out

33 6 am Mon. Aug. 13 6 pm Wed. Aug. 15
34 6 am Mon. Aug. 20 6 pm Thurs. Aug. 23
35 6 am Mon. Aug. 27 6 pm Thurs. Aug. 30
36 6 am Mon. Sept. 3
6 pm Thurs. Sept. 6
37 6 am Mon. Sept. 10 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 13
38 6 am Mon. Sept. 17 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 20
39 6 am Mon. Sept. 24 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 27
40 6 am Mon. Oct. 1 6 pm Fri., Oct. 5
41 6 am Mon. Oct. 8 6 pm Fri. Oct. 12
42 6 am Mon. Oct. 15 6 pm Fri. Oct. 19
43 6 am Mon. Oct. 22 6 pm Fri. Oct. 26




Treaty net fisheries are subject to change should un-fishable conditions promulgate re-scheduling a fishery later in the week. Any additional fishing or changes will be announced as they are scheduled.

Thank you for calling the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

For more info:
Fish Program, WDFW Region 6
Montesano, WA
(360) 249-4628
(360) 586-6129

I love the "Quillayute River System: Tribal Netting is not available at this time." But they have their fuc%ing nets in right now, don't they. Co-management my ass. Those feathered ****** couldn't manage a boul movement if they weren't
drunk enough to shi% their pants.

Amen my brother.

Yes they are netting today, yesterday, and tomorrow on the Q. The reason the schedule isn't posted is that it might inflame some people due to the fact that the entire Q system is under selective gear regulation and wild coho release. Hard to justify netting 3 (or 4? remains to be seen..) days a week for fish we aren't even allowed to fish for.

A friend of mine was fishing down there yesterday, and waited patiently for a drift netter (one of about 15 he saw) to finish a pass before he dropped in to the hole and let plugs out. Almost immediately another boat swarmed up to him and told him he had to move, as he was screwing up their drift. He told the netter he was going to finish his pass and then he'd move along, and the guy told him to get off "His River" and then advanced threateningly at his boat, apparently grazing his stern at one point.

Another good reason to carry an AR15 when you fish.

yeah but the problem out there is what are ya ganna do call tribal police if they get violant? and will they actually come out there. i had a buddy get ran off the quillute last year on a wendsday afternoon. just not whole lot ya can do. they ran there nets over his pluggs.

Proudly displayed 30.06's and PBR tall boys don't mix all that well. For the sake of self preservation, I have made it a personal policy not to push the envelope when looking for elbow room in the net neighborhood.

I saw law enforcement of some sort keeping an eye on the scene down at the Richwine area on the Quil yesterday. Not exactly sure what he was up to or who he was watching, but everyone seemed to be getting along. Basically the bankies got out of the way when the nets came dragging through.

Quillayute Tribal net schedule is every 6AM monday to 6PM Wednesday untill 11\26 when it goes to Mon thru Fri for the rest of the year.

I have the PDF but Don't know how to post it. If you want it e-mail me.

I was just kidding guys. Notice the "wink".

I'd bring my shotgun, for ducks.

I saw what the drift nets do first hand on the queets while on a guided steelhead trip about 8 years ago.Let's just say I needed theropy for some time after that.It sucks.Good luck,
STRIKE ZONE


let'em eat it,It's there last meal.

Admitedly, I too have my opinions of the "stewards of the earth." I do however think that blue water's point about how NOT to approach an issue is valid. Like it or not, most politicians that have the means to escalate these important issues are not going to associate with finger pointers. As frustrating as it is we need to focus on uniting and coming to the table with solutions.

that's my sermon to the choir

The point is that the fish are disappearing. Into nets. How many? Who knows? How can they net wild coho on a river system that's closed to coho retention? What's 50% of jack shi%? They get the jack, and we get shi%?

Even if the jokes are really funny?

Thank you sir, may I have another????

meant for the co-managers.....

My comment wasn't a cheap shot, it was a dead bullseye. Have you ever driven though one of our reservations? The people live in fecis and vomit encrusted clothing, they stink, they live like rats and they have zero self respect. How are people like this supposed to respect a resource like anadromous fish? And how is the WDFW supposed to manage a fishery with such a partner? Partnerships are only as stong as the weakest link, and a divorce in this case seems untangable. So I say it the way it is, like it or not.

They've got 2C and the Hump wrapped up almost 2 weeks straight for the big 'uns through Thanksgiving.

I started the thread got no replies then hyjacked........ Does anyone really know what the schedule is? I'd like to go fishin week after next and need to make a plan.

Quinault netting schedule: 24/7/365

Happy now?

One more week of pull out noon Sat then put in noon Sun
Followed by 2 weeks of 5 day/wk......
Hopefully last week of Oct they should be back to a normal Wed noon pull out and back in on Sunday noon, if weather and river cooperates.
Slow for most fri/sat as well as for the nets.