Tragic for Umpqua springers

jamisonace · Jun 29, 2015

This makes me sick.

http://registerguard.com/rg/news/lo...ishap-at-roseburg-area-odfw-hatchery.html.csp

smoky · Jun 29, 2015

Sad day you think someone would be checking it more often.

Raincatcher · Jun 30, 2015

What a horrible waste! It's going to be difficult to recover from one hour of one mistake. Let's just hope ODFW will find a way to release more very soon.

Hooked Up · Jun 30, 2015

smoky said:
Sad day you think someone would be checking it more often.

My thought exactly. Have a better water monitoring system.

Lurker · Jun 30, 2015

A single fish carcus? Conspiracy theorists: unite!

mhk · Jun 30, 2015

We just had somthing similar happen down in the Central Vlly CA

http://m.ocregister.com/articles/creek-667617-water-salmon.html

hobster · Jun 30, 2015

Yeah that just sucks :sad:

jamisonace · Jul 1, 2015

I'm certain this was perpetrated by Chris Daughters.

Lurker said:
A single fish carcus? Conspiracy theorists: unite!

Reel_Deal · Jul 3, 2015

very sad...but now that means even more pressure on the slaw at that time and that's going to suck.

rogerdodger · Jul 3, 2015

GoBlueFan said:
very sad...but now that means even more pressure on the slaw at that time and that's going to suck.

not exactly, I think the pre-smolts lost were springers...so no impact on Fall runs...

kwikfisher · Jul 4, 2015

Fall Chinook

Fall Chinook

So the fall chinook season has started as of 7/1 on the umpqua, might a launch out of Winchester bay be a fair bet next week? Hard to say I'm sure in these unusual times. Happy 4th everybody!

rogerdodger · Jul 4, 2015

kwikfisher said:
So the fall chinook season has started as of 7/1 on the umpqua, might a launch out of Winchester bay be a fair bet next week? Hard to say I'm sure in these unusual times. Happy 4th everybody!

just a regulation technicality but it has been open for spring chinook since Feb.1 and then it magically switches to fall chinook on 8/1...I have always heard the end of July is when Winchester Bay starts seeing fall nooks...

JonT · Jul 15, 2015

Good ol' hatcheries!

jamisonace · Jul 15, 2015

I agree Jon. Hatcheries are good. They are an important part of our conservation efforts, important to our sport fishing industry and a wonderful asset to our state. It's nice to agree with you on this.

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Tragic for Umpqua springers

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