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#956403 - 04/28/16 01:21 PM Tracking Treaty Fishing regulations
bushbear River Nutrients Registered: 08/26/02 Posts: 4709 Loc: Sequim	If you're interested in tracking treaty tribe fishing regulations, you can request to be put on the WDFW email list by contacting: TreatyFishRegs@dfw.wa.gov. You'll receive all the new tribal regulation proposals. I just got a note that the PNPTC tribes - Jamestown and Port Gamble S'Klallam - are going to have another halibut opener noon May 1 to noon May 2 for up to 21 boats and an 800 lb per fisherman limit.
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#956404 - 04/28/16 01:37 PM Re: Tracking Treaty Fishing regulations [Re: bushbear]
Carcassman River Nutrients Registered: 11/21/07 Posts: 7428 Loc: Olema,California,Planet Earth	"Back in the Day" WDF had all the commercial regulations for salmon in all of Puget Sound for all areas, including C&S, that should be available online now. It was updated whenever a new reg was filed, by whomever.
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#956416 - 04/28/16 02:57 PM Re: Tracking Treaty Fishing regulations [Re: bushbear]
paguy Juvenile at Sea Registered: 04/15/11 Posts: 116	Originally Posted By: bushbear If you're interested in tracking treaty tribe fishing regulations, you can request to be put on the WDFW email list by contacting: TreatyFishRegs@dfw.wa.gov. You'll receive all the new tribal regulation proposals. I just got a note that the PNPTC tribes - Jamestown and Port Gamble S'Klallam - are going to have another halibut opener noon May 1 to noon May 2 for up to 21 boats and an 800 lb per fisherman limit. That should be no surprise, They have been commercial fishing halibut just days before are opener for years. Why they cant fish a few months before or after baffles me.
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#956459 - 04/29/16 06:53 AM Re: Tracking Treaty Fishing regulations [Re: paguy]
Bobberdoggin Fry Registered: 09/19/13 Posts: 25	They do the same with the shellfish seasons. It bugs me they get to pick and choose all the clean all the largest of the available harvest just before the sport guys get to clean up the scraps. They literally cork us every year. Edited by Bobberdoggin (04/29/16 06:54 AM)
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#956569 - 04/30/16 09:31 AM Re: Tracking Treaty Fishing regulations [Re: Bobberdoggin]
Larry B River Nutrients Registered: 10/22/09 Posts: 3020 Loc: University Place and Whidbey I...	Originally Posted By: Bobberdoggin They do the same with the shellfish seasons. It bugs me they get to pick and choose all the clean all the largest of the available harvest just before the sport guys get to clean up the scraps. They literally cork us every year. True. With crab the fix is easy. In those management areas with NT commercial crabbing every year the recreational season should open on an emergency basis concurrent with the first tribal pot hitting the water. That would allow recreational crabbers the opportunity to crab on the maximum harvestable biomass rather than dealing with leftovers. _________________________ Remember to immediately record your catch or you may become the catch! It's the person who has done nothing who is sure nothing can be done. (Ewing)
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#956667 - 05/02/16 02:02 PM Re: Tracking Treaty Fishing regulations [Re: bushbear]
TastySalmon Smolt Registered: 04/16/14 Posts: 77 Loc: Lake Samish	The tribes don't set our seasons, WDFW does. It's WDFW's decision to send us out after tribal fisheries. It's also WDFW's decision to send us out on the biggest tides of the year.
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#956668 - 05/02/16 02:12 PM Re: Tracking Treaty Fishing regulations [Re: bushbear]
steely slammer Three Time Spawner Registered: 02/24/00 Posts: 1530	tastysalmon-- maybe in some places wdfw set the season but here in grays harbor the Quins are the one that decide what sport fishers are going to get!!!!! _________________________ Where Destroying Fishing in Washington.. mainly region 6
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