ship happens
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One test set in the river today was 500 pieces. They pretty much have to open it. We'll know by tomorrow hopefully. They don't open commercial then kiss the rec sector goodbye
Fraser river sockeye
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mac_davy
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this is why we chose to live on the west coast, we should have a better government, one that would manage its DFO, not encourage it to become radical activists
wildmanyeah
Crew Member
185k past mission yesterday with down stream netting going on, area 12 good numbers again.
SpringVelocity
Crew Member
This is why it hasn't opened. My opinion. Read that statement carefully:
watershedwatch.ca
WWSS: How about our Chinook fishery?
Greg: The recreational fishery continues strong on hatchery fish, but many of our wild Chinook populations continue to struggle and are therefore impacted by the large, poorly monitored, recreational fishery throughout BC. So, while it’s a successful fishery in terms of catch, its impact on wild populations is a concern.
When I speak of poor monitoring, I will provide just one concrete example. Most large fisheries require robust genetic stock information on the in-season catch to identify and protect stocks of concern. We are still waiting for genetic stock information from the 2021 recreational fishery, almost 12 months after the conclusion of the fishery. And this fishery is significant because the recreational sector has been awarded 95 per cent of the total recreational and commercial catch of Chinook.
Greg Taylor: Big returns, but not everywhere | Watershed Watch Salmon Society
Now we are midway through the fishing season, we checked in with Watershed Watch advisor Greg Taylor to hear his thoughts on how salmon returns are faring.
watershedwatch.ca
WWSS: How about our Chinook fishery?
Greg: The recreational fishery continues strong on hatchery fish, but many of our wild Chinook populations continue to struggle and are therefore impacted by the large, poorly monitored, recreational fishery throughout BC. So, while it’s a successful fishery in terms of catch, its impact on wild populations is a concern.
When I speak of poor monitoring, I will provide just one concrete example. Most large fisheries require robust genetic stock information on the in-season catch to identify and protect stocks of concern. We are still waiting for genetic stock information from the 2021 recreational fishery, almost 12 months after the conclusion of the fishery. And this fishery is significant because the recreational sector has been awarded 95 per cent of the total recreational and commercial catch of Chinook.
ship happens
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Not looking good boys
mac_davy
Active Member
elaborate please
wildmanyeah
Crew Member
From FB
Fraser Panel meeting not going well. At the moment it looks like everything will be pushed off and another meeting tomorrow. There is a disagreement between the various parties about how much fish is still coming from seaward into the panel waters.
There should be a proper update available once the meeting is over. Very disappointing.
ship happens
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One of the problems is the Americans are fishing and they don't need permission. The early runs are low and the late runs are plentiful, with no way to selectively fish. They are giving the FN their fish and more even though there is a concern for the early run escapement
Some things never change.
Why is that a problem? If they are fishing our Fraser stocks we should also be fishing our own Fraser stocks.
Corey_lax
Crew Member
You don’t see a problem with Americans being able to fish Fraser fish while we sit on our butts? Or netting the river and catching the stocks of concern?
The fish are late as they seem to typically be these days. So the fish that are being caught are the ones that people should be concerned with
Lundforfishing
Member
That’s because they have groups fighting for recreation fishermen, we in Canada do not
Viking
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Unfortunately this is a common misconception, the fish aren't late. The numbers are not there. 9 million sockeye 4 years ago. Not even 2 million counted thus far.
ship happens
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Because the fraser panel is taking that into consideration on numbers. Within that there is no legal way according to what I've been told, for Washington to say no fishing boys it's not your fish. That make sense?
SpringVelocity
Crew Member
LOLOLOL OK
ship happens
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I was gonna a say, maybe not the right thing to say to a bunch of guys who all they do is just that. Sharpen your pencil bud
ship happens
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Don't know, FN do not log their catch nominally. Ther was in think 1.25 million allocated to ceremonial food fish
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Lone_fisherman
Member
Its at the P50 level why is it not opened???
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