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I'll let you sit in the boat and fight the fish for you
I would love to go but I'm really focused on my rehab and would hate to mess up my knee again before it's even healed.
Take some pics for me and I'll be wishing you the best of luck
I always buy the 2 pole endorsement every year.....
Good luck to you.
Dang man I'm busy fishin near the house or I'd go fishin with you.
I got my sturgeon cherry busted in your boat last years, what fun!!!!!
I always buy the 2 pole endorsement every year.....
Good luck to you.
Pretty sure I can't do that on crutches, but I'd have gone with ya otherwise.
Nice of you to put the offer out
I know cavemen can't read the calendar so I'll cut you a little slack. It was this year 1/23/16
Just one pole for me.
I don't want to be twice the failure at fishing - not catching anything with one pole is already harsh enough on my man ego.
I think I will stay a little longer.
WDFW FISHING RULE CHANGE
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
600 Capitol Way North, Olympia, WA 98501-1091
http://wdfw.wa.gov
September 28, 2016
WDFW extends sturgeon fishing, raises limit
in Wanapum and Priest Rapids reservoirs
Action: Extend the harvest season for sturgeon
Effective Dates: Oct. 1 through Nov. 30, 2016
Species affected: White sturgeon between 38 and 72 inches fork length
Location: Priest Rapids Reservoir (from Priest Rapids Dam to Wanapum Dam) and Wanapum Reservoir (from Wanapum Dam to Rock Island Dam)
Reason for action: Harvestable surplus of hatchery-origin white sturgeon still remain in both reservoirs. Removal of these hatchery-origin fish is consistent with ongoing actions to rebuild depressed populations of wild-origin white sturgeon in Wanapum and Priest Rapids reservoirs.
Other information:
- A daily limit of three (3) sturgeon between 38 and 72 inches fork length may be harvested from Wanapum and Priest Rapids reservoirs.
- Legal-size fish may be harvested whether or not they are marked by a fin clip, hole punch, or tag.
- Only one single-point barbless hook and bait is allowed per pole while fishing for sturgeon. However, anglers may fish with two poles with the purchase of a Two-Pole Endorsement license.
- Anglers are not required to record sturgeon harvested from Wanapum and Priest Rapids reservoirs on a Catch Record Card. Catch-and-release fishing is allowed in Wanapum and Priest Rapids reservoirs after the daily limit is harvested.
- Any sturgeon not to be harvested must be released immediately. Oversized sturgeon cannot be removed completely or in part from the water.
- There is no annual harvest limit for sturgeon between 38 and 72 inches fork length caught in the Wanapum and Priest Rapids reservoirs.
- Night fishing for sturgeon is prohibited. In the field, anglers must retain eggs with intact carcass of fish from which they came.
Dang!
I might be walking before that's over.
I'd need to get a license and borrow a pole. Only one I have is for trout way smaller then 72"!!!
WOW, who knew?, GOOD news from WDFW.
Brutus Out
Wow you guys can catch 3 sturgeon a day how many can you get a year ? and you to keep at 38 to 72 inches. We can only get two per year here in oregon and only 41-52"and 38-54" depending were and when you fish for them.
I love to watch them jump. My biggest one i have caught was 9 foot in the multnomah channel.
Its head was as big around as a five gallon bucket.i Really like to smoke them, its been awhile
sense i have fished for them.