where would you spend it? The big C or the Sky?

LaPush

Spend the day with the wife and kids like I'll have to. Misery loves company!

just spent four days not getting on the water till 10. Wife said I needed to spend some family time before salmon season really picked up.

BTW... Baker Lake over Diablo, hands down.

I'd spend the day in front of the computer waiting for Sol to post on the darkside....

alright soo with all the great advice i think i'll take the C for some summer Kings. Maybe i'll get lucky and hook into a sockeye.

Stay home work on the tan & wife,load up on brownie points before the salmon season's wide open.Good luck,
STRIKE ZONE

sounds like years of wisdom. Thanks for the advice! Good thing she works Thursday. I'll be taking the old man out for a ... me do everything, him sit back and enjoy, payback for all the fishing he took to do .... day. Hope we hit some fish.

After two weeks with no wife and the kids, I'd go anywhere. Just get me outta here......

SZ makes a good point!

Can I swing by and borrow your driftboat Parker since you are "busy"??

Snocrappy.... I'ts on fire !

Sure.

what Piper said.... brewers waiting to see if sol is a flash in the pan. we'll see tommorow.

by the way, brewer likey the frontal floss.... hooks outside the lips are fair.... sol if you get my drift....

Better get on the Sky and get your king now.

Season on the kings is closing early. Sunday, to be exact.

Bummer.

WDFW NEWS RELEASE
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
600 Capitol Way North, Olympia, WA 98501-1091
http://wdfw.wa.gov/

July 1, 2009

Contact: Annette Hoffmann, (425) 775-1311, ext. 120
Aaron Bosworth, (425) 775-1311, ext. 101

Chinook salmon retention ends
Sunday on the Skykomish River

OLYMPIA - Starting Sunday (July 5), anglers will be required to release any chinook salmon they catch on the Skykomish River, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) announced today.

The new rule, which takes effect at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, prohibits the retention of chinook from the Lewis Street Bridge in Monroe upstream to the Wallace River, the only portion of the Skykomish River currently open to salmon fishing.

The rule change does not affect fishing for hatchery steelhead and other gamefish on the Skykomish River.

Low chinook returns to the Wallace River Hatchery prompted WDFW to close the river to chinook retention to help ensure enough salmon make it back to the hatchery to meet spawning goals, said Annette Hoffman, regional fish program manager for WDFW.

If it later appears spawning goals will be met at the hatchery, WDFW may re-open the fishery, said Hoffman.

Anglers can check for updates on the department's website at http://wdfw.wa.gov/fish/regs/fishregs.htm

thanks Parker. I called Ted's for a CR report and he said he thought it closed already. Regs say open ...no E-closures. Did find the E-closure for the sky report today. Damn it!

I really don't get how folks can live DownSouth.

hope you get to get out....im lucky...my hubby only makes me go shopping with him about once every month and a half..by then we have tossed off everything we should have done, and have to do some serious shopping...i hate weekends i cant fish...just had a couple of those...now im ready for the summer...

its amazing how much you can get done during the week after work...im a slave driver....but i have learned if i let my hubby change the oil in his truck without disrubtion...except to ask if he is hungry or needs a drink...he is finished way earlier...i score!!!...hahahah...c

That was good.

"BIG STICK" it get harder and harder each year.Sick of taken sand up the ass by WDFW.Good luck,
STRIKE ZONE