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I couldn't find a link, but I found a flyer on the port of bandon facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/tonyscrabshack/photos/pcb.1155610787796677/1155610594463363/?type=3&theater

I don't see an attachment.

Even if there are to many pikeminnow in the Columbia, I thought that this thread was about the Sandy? The problem is that people take the program out of context, and even though the reward program clearly states that only certain portions of the Columbia and Snake rivers are the targets...

Once again, why? Salmon survived for millions of years in the same water as pikeminnow. Why do you feel obligated to kill as many as you can now?

Not to mention, why bother bonking them? What good does it do?

Not sure if this helps, but I here are a couple of articles with some changes. http://www.dfw.state.or.us/news/2015/sept/090415.asp http://www.dfw.state.or.us/agency/commission/minutes/15/09_september/Exhibit_B_%20Attachment_4_Addendum_Sept_1.pdf

You know its illegal to waste them, right?

Possibly a coho smolt?

The upper Siletz is usually wadeable, and you I have always been able to find spots to myself. I believe its open all year for steelhead.

Even if it were open, you can't use bait this time of year.

Lakes: Open all year. Streams: Open during trout, salmon or steelhead seasons, except mainstem Willamette River and sloughs and tidewater areas of Columbia River tributaries downstream from Bonneville Dam are open all year. The Tualatin is only open May 23rd through October 31st. It does not...

I am pretty sure the Tualatin is closed right now. Bass fishing is generally restricted to trout, salmon, or steelhead seasons. The Tualatin will open for bass when it opens for trout in may.

Thanks

Yesterday on the Wilson.