Posts Tagged ‘fishing’
Yukon River king run still weak; state cuts fishing time
FAIRBANKS — The Yukon River king salmon run is turning out to be weaker than state fisheries managers anticipated. That’s bad news for the state’s largest subsistence fishery. The Alaska Department…
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September 10, 2009, the boys from Sooke, BC drove over to Port Renfrew for a full day of fishing with John Wells, fishing guide and owner of Hindsight Fishing Charters. We headed out about 10 miles to Swiftsure bank where we saw 15 Humpbacks, two which fully breached out of the water, and thousands of birds and sea lions. We limited out with Halibut, the largest being 40 lbs. We ended up with 8-9 good sized Coho too. We had an extremely great time and Captain John Wells is an amazing fisherman, full of knowledge and will make your fishing trip a once in a lifetime opportunity. I can’t wait until the next time. Hind Sight Fishing Charters: www.hindsightfishing.com Discover Sooke www.discoversooke.com
The Fishing Report — June 17, 2011
The Western Outdoor News Fishing Report for Northern California for June 17, 2011
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No fishing license? Not a problem … for this weekend, at least
If you want to fish, this is the weekend to do it. No state fishing license will be required to fish or gather shellfish in waters that are open Saturday and Sunday. While no fishing license will be needed, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife points out all other regulations will still be in effect.
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OUTDOORS: Free weekend a good time to begin your fishing career
If you’ve never fished but thought you might, Free Fishing Weekend is a great time to sort of test the waters.
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Phillips: Fishing season starting slowly
You would never know it to look at the Naches, or the Yakima — or any of the creeks in the area, for that matter — but trout fishing opened Saturday on those streams and many more throughout the region. Nobody was fishing because the rivers and creeks are pretty much unfishable right now. Rain [...]
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