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The old GH Policy was dumped and the Commission adopted a new GH Policy plan all show no go and it is worthless.
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I mis-posted in the wrong thread but I read one article saying a Federal Court said that QIN U&A had been determined decades ago. I am also aware that, at times, Tribes invited other Tribes to fish in their U&A because it made management sen
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Well, yeah. Less for recs, though. But we can get a WB Management Plan just like the GH Plan.
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Originally Posted By: Tug 3Nine years of college, off and on, and one of THE most import issues in my life has been how to make fish bite! (Some of my credits have been in baseball theory, basketball rules, oudoor education, etc. But sometimes I ne
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ah..................not sure there is much difference. Just different folks on the nets same outcome.
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That's the way it should be.
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Just saw an announcement that the Federal Court shut this down saying QIN U&A has been adjudicated a long time ago. Stay tuned.
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Last summer we had Biggs Killers (the mammal eaters) in front of the house. A number of boats were not that far away. I really would like to see how one IDs the various Killer Whale types. I have seen description in field guides but at 1,000 yards
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One does learn how to manipulate the GPA; fun, wasn't it?
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When I was in PS management a rule of thumb was that state/tribal fights were nothing like tribal/tribal. Lots of popcorn to be comnsumed watching this one. Lots on the line, too. Although, on the positive side, if QIN wins then Willapa can receiv
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AND HERE IS MORE: Quinault launch Shoalwater and Willapa bays takeover bid Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe and the still federally unrecognized Chinook are vowing to oppose the move Jeff Clemens For the Observer Federal, state and tribal officials
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I think there is an existing claim from the Yakama Nation to rights on the upper Cowlitz. Tad n pams were a branch of the tribe that routinely crossed the Cascades. Don't know if that is fact or not. I heard it from a Yakama member years ago. I t
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Nine years of college, off and on, and one of THE most import issues in my life has been how to make fish bite! (Some of my credits have been in baseball theory, basketball rules, oudoor education, etc. But sometimes I needed an "A" to ke
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The thousand yards whale distance is a good example of the continued stupidity. First, enforcement would have to prove that the required distance was less than a thousand yards, but the clinker is that this law ONLY applies to SRK's! since this is
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At one time it was staff. Actual hands-on staff. Now, most pop the contentious stuff in Fish is done by negotiators and staff (may) get a chance to improve/fix it. Don't know about Wildife but it likely used to be regional staff as each Region wa
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Years ago a fed Rep from a agricluture state remarked he knew what congress did but what he wanted know was the name of Ag Dept employee in the bowells of the concrete bunker that was writing these stupid regs. Kinda the same thing.
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I was wondering , with all the bull shiiit thats going on in washington state on fishing and hunting just who the hell dreams up these rules?
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A guy I worked with off and on over the years was a Steelhead fishing addict. He was fond of saying find Steelhead put the right thing in front of them and they will bite. Salmon sorta the same but leave out the bite part. If they are moving maybe on
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What will be interesting is that the initial Boldt Decision paperwork outlines, for the Court, the U&A of each of the Stevens Treaties Tribes. It will be interesting to see the data and expansion. May open some interesting doors. For example,
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Desk of The Quinault President FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE QUINAULT INDIAN NATION INITIATES PROCESS TO RECOGNIZE ITS SOUTHERN TREATY FISHING AREAS TAHOLAH, WA The Quinault Indian Nation has initiated the process under United States v. Washington to
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HERE YA ARE ILWACO In a move with massive implications for commercial and recreational fishermen and for the Chinook Indian Nation a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife email leaked May 28 confirms the Quinault Indian Nation is seekin
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Saw something about the QIN in negotiations with WDFW and CRIFC for the ability to net the Big C. Anybody (Rivrguy??) with actual knowledge on this?
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https://www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/rfc/ Well the Chehalis at Porter is above record low flows but only about 40% of average. The bit of rain we had helped but more or less flat lined flows on the graph so I doubt that it helps all that long.
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Is There Life Beyond Fishing?
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As to utilities, I read that many of them are moving the above-ground lines to underground. Liability from fires got their attention. Lots of news articles on those data centers and all the power and water they eat up.
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Nah. I came to the conclusion about steelhead that they really are not that smart or hard to catch. What they are is really hard to locate; that's the battle in my mind.
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