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#634041 - 11/09/10 12:40 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: stlhdr1]
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Reminds me of the beer and pizza diet, easy to sell but not a whole lot of science/math behind it..
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#634063 - 11/09/10 01:30 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: AuntyM
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He said it would take at the very least 3 to 5 more years of testing, as well as economic analysis, before selective commercial fisheries could be launched on the lower Columbia.


Uhoh... Economics! Like, sport fishers are supporting the dept far more, so they would make sure sporties have a fair season and decent fishing? Or maybe the economics of sport fishing bringing a whole lot more money into the economy?

Carry on Chicken Littles...

rofl



No one is claiming we won't get our time on the water... But who really wants to fish behind the purse seine curtains of death?

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#634103 - 11/09/10 04:37 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: AuntyM
Quote:
He said it would take at the very least 3 to 5 more years of testing, as well as economic analysis, before selective commercial fisheries could be launched on the lower Columbia.


Uhoh... Economics! Like, sport fishers are supporting the dept far more, so they would make sure sporties have a fair season and decent fishing? Or maybe the economics of sport fishing bringing a whole lot more money into the economy?

Carry on Chicken Littles...

rofl



sometimes i think you live in another state because your way off base with what you think is going on in fisheries related issues in this state.

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#643926 - 12/13/10 12:01 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: boater]
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more bad news for sportfisherman

http://www.cbbulletin.com/402551.aspx

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#643929 - 12/13/10 12:09 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: boater]
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Originally Posted By: boater
more bad news for sportfisherman

http://www.cbbulletin.com/402551.aspx


Wow..........

13 guys fished 30 total days for 21,000 fish handled... The catch included 10,800 chinook, 8,100 coho and 2,100 steelhead.

As expected, the total of 13,100 salmon and steelhead were caught with purse seines and 7,900 with beach seines. The trap nets were generally ineffective with a total of 39 fish captured for the season, including 10 chinook, 26 coho and three steelhead.

That's flat getting the job done, turn the entire fleet over and you could call it a "mop-up" fishery.....

Keith
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#643942 - 12/13/10 12:51 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: stlhdr1]
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#645686 - 12/18/10 04:48 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: Illahee]
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#645696 - 12/18/10 05:09 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: boater]
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Great news!

But it should be tempered with this observation from one of the posted comments on that site.

I'd be very surprised if the purse seines don't turn out to have a considerably lower release mortality rate than most other gear types, especially gillnets...but there is absolutely no comparison between a purse seine in the upper watershed in virtually dead water capturing Chinook that have been freshwater hardened for months, and catching/releasing ocean fresh spring Chinook and steelhead in the lower Columbia River, which will likely have a far, far higher capture/release mortality than that cited in the CBB.
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#645700 - 12/18/10 05:11 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: eyeFISH]
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That guy sounds pretty smart wink

Fish on...

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#645704 - 12/18/10 05:23 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: Todd]
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I'm not to excited, of the 17000 caught less than half would have been marketable..50% mark rate..
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#645745 - 12/18/10 06:58 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: SBD]
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Mortality %'s will drop which is great!!

Sacraficing hatchery fish from the lower river, well that sucks assuming someday they cut the whole fleet loose!

Keith thumbs
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#645750 - 12/18/10 07:10 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: stlhdr1]
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What I got from the numbers is the states paid about 5million to go out and catch about 100000 dollars worth of fish, 4 more years of testing to go!
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#645754 - 12/18/10 07:23 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: SBD]
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The objectives for the 2010 feasibility study were to:



-- test deployment and operation of three different gear types (Purse Seine, Beach Seine and Trap Net);

-- directly estimate short-term (24-48 hours) species-specific mortality rates resulting from capture for each gear type, and

-- directly estimate and compare species-specific catch per unit effort for each gear type.



Researchers failed to accomplish the short-term mortality assessment goal because of the intervention of otters, sea lions and seals. Some of the captured fish were to be kept in in-stream net pens for 24 to 48 hours to see how they fared after their netting. But the pens were regularly plundered by the predators.



“We really don’t have enough data to make an estimate” of short-term mortality, Kinne said.
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#645756 - 12/18/10 07:30 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: eyeFISH]
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Anyone who thinks that going selective with commercial gear is going to do anything bad to sports fishing is a fool. Think of how good fishing will be without the killer gillnets.
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#645760 - 12/18/10 07:37 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: saltchucker]
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saltchucker, I think you're missing a very large part of the conversation by assuming that fishing will be good just by getting rid of gillnets.

Fish on...

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#645767 - 12/18/10 07:56 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: saltchucker]
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Originally Posted By: saltchucker

Anyone who thinks that going selective with commercial gear is going to do anything bad to sports fishing is a fool.


how can this not lead to poorer sport fishing ?, care to explain ??

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#645768 - 12/18/10 07:58 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: Todd]
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It's not the mortality rate thats going to be the issue here, the mark rate is going to become front and center. What happens when you have 2 fisherys trying to mark select fish, the report Henry Yuon (sp) gave to PFMC touched on it..
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#645962 - 12/19/10 02:31 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: boater]
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Originally Posted By: boater
Originally Posted By: saltchucker

Anyone who thinks that going selective with commercial gear is going to do anything bad to sports fishing is a fool.


how can this not lead to poorer sport fishing ?, care to explain ??


didnt think you could explain that

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#645974 - 12/19/10 03:11 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: SBD]
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Originally Posted By: SBD
It's not the mortality rate thats going to be the issue here, the mark rate is going to become front and center. What happens when you have 2 fisherys trying to mark select fish, the report Henry Yuon (sp) gave to PFMC touched on it..


That's exciting but scary news... SOMEDAY, they'll mark 100% of hatchery fish and count what true native salmon #'s we have at the dam. Sad thing is, it's really not a road we want to go down if we want to keep fishing a bunch...

Keith
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#645981 - 12/19/10 03:37 PM Re: will selective com. fishing ruin sportfishing ? [Re: stlhdr1]
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Well whats stopping them.. Tribes?
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