Great info - thanks. Some of the good years 2008 & 2013 line-up with these cool water years:
http://research.jisao.washington.edu/pdo/
Hopefully these Columbia numbers put the brakes on some fisheries (up north) via the abundance index.
Does it really make you feel good because you can't fish for them where you live that you would want us closed? Why on earth would you want that? So if we get closed are you guys putting the brakes on by crossing our boarder to take our halibut on the Jdf. Is your US fleet going to stop hammering our fish from fraser and Van island rivers? How about our coho. Seems as though your country hammers those too. Be careful what you wish for.
Does it really make you feel good because you can't fish for them where you live that you would want us closed? Why on earth would you want that? So if we get closed are you guys putting the brakes on by crossing our boarder to take our halibut on the Jdf. Is your US fleet going to stop hammering our fish from fraser and Van island rivers? How about our coho. Seems as though your country hammers those too. Be careful what you wish for.
Great info - thanks. Some of the good years 2008 & 2013 line-up with these cool water years:
http://research.jisao.washington.edu/pdo/
Hopefully these Columbia numbers put the brakes on some fisheries (up north) via the abundance index.
Does it really make you feel good because you can't fish for them where you live that you would want us closed? Why on earth would you want that? So if we get closed are you guys putting the brakes on by crossing our boarder to take our halibut on the Jdf. Is your US fleet going to stop hammering our fish from fraser and Van island rivers? How about our coho. Seems as though your country hammers those too. Be careful what you wish for.
I can guarantee that 1/2 the Chinook that leave the northern Lodges land south of the boarder. Same with the Halibut TAC.
There are more
There are more pepole in California then all of Canada. We live in this great country where the pepole own the crown land & its resources. We are lightly populated.
I can guarantee that 1/2 the Chinook that leave the northern Lodges land south of the boarder. Same with the Halibut TAC.
Yes, i agree. Seems kind of juvenileStill trying to figure out the significance of California having a greater population than all of Canada or how many lodge guests are from the US other than some sort of pissing contest.
Still trying to figure out the significance of California having a greater population than all of Canada or how many lodge guests are from the US other than some sort of pissing contest.
http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/docs/framework_monitoring-cadre_surveillance/page-14-eng.htmlPersonally I would like DFO to improve the accuracy of estimated catch so we have confidence that we actually need to end the season early.