#1060767 - 10/25/22 07:56 AM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
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River Nutrients
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NOAA has adjusted the forecast a bit and when this rain event is over ( around 10/1 ) the basin will still be below average flows.
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#1060771 - 10/25/22 10:12 AM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
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River Nutrients
Registered: 11/21/07
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Loc: Olema,California,Planet Earth
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Maybe 11/1.
Also, this whole shifting of rain events to later in the year and other climate changes that lead to drought and warmer summers may lead us to seeing radical shifts in our salmonid species. We should be losing, or at least significantly reducing, species that ned water in the summer but also enhancing the species that use the streams just for spawning and incubation. So, with good management, we should see more chum, maybe pinks (they like cold water), and Fall Chinook. Springers, coho and steelhead will have a harder time.
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#1060779 - 10/25/22 06:04 PM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
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Juvenile at Sea
Registered: 05/12/21
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Guess not. Got word. Going to be Friday-Monday. More moving the goal post. The only goal posts that are moving are the ones you’ve installed.
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#1060783 - 10/25/22 08:59 PM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
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Dah Rivah Stinkah Pink Mastah
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God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference.
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#1060786 - 10/26/22 09:54 AM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
[Re: fish4brains]
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https://www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/rfc/The forecast is moving around a bit, well a lot maybe. This last few days have been a bit of a bust but it is five days out that the bump of any real consequence is to show. One plus inches with Olympics getting between one and two inches. To use the link just click and the flows show when you place your cursor on a circle (stream). For projected rainfall look to the right side of your screen and click on 240 hours and the monitored sites show inches and cursor on that site breaks it down by days. The 10 day forecast https://www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/weather/10_day.cgi is defined as to the river flows so these two sites are the best to track weather / river flows.
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#1060787 - 10/26/22 11:10 AM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
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Returning Adult
Registered: 02/15/21
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“WDFW management is more responsible for the fisheries going in the shitter “. More than sport fishing, more than the tribes, more than seals, more than just about anything.
Including habitat restoration, follow on restoration habitat monitoring, and management...
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#1060791 - 10/26/22 12:17 PM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
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River Nutrients
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While I certainly am no fan or the current WDFW management of anadromous fish, just what can they actually control?
Habitat? That's county and city rules for allowance of development. Hydro? That's the feds (FERC) Marine Mammals? That's the feds, too. Predatory birds? Da Feds again through the Migratory Bird Treaty Fisheries? Withe the Tribe's concurrence they can control the non-indian fisheries in WA. Tribal, BC, and AK gets back to the feds.
WDFW had very tiny hammers in this game and this is before Tribal donations to politicians get factored in.
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#1060792 - 10/26/22 03:17 PM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
[Re: eyeFISH]
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 06/03/06
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Loc: Tacoma
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I found this a bit interesting. As you can see, we really need to be panicking this year, as the fish obviously are not moving.
Under the escapement reports.
BINGHAM CR HATCHERY Satsop River- H - 1,108 533 - - - - - -2 1,639 10/19/22
BINGHAM CR HATCHERY Satsop River- H - 750 20 - - 10/19/21
BINGHAM CR HATCHERY Satsop River- H 950 - - 950 - - - -- - - 10/12/20
BINGHAM CR HATCHERY Satsop River- H 450 - - 450 - - - -- - - 10/21/19
BINGHAM CR HATCHERY Satsop River- H 1,000 500 - 1,000 500 - - -- - - 10/26/18
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#1060794 - 10/27/22 09:59 AM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
[Re: Krijack]
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River Nutrients
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The NT Commercial numbers for WK 44 are up and Coho appear close to model prediction but Chum are not. Chinook numbers are hard to use as they do not show encounters only kept marked Chinook. The expected mortality of released adult Chinook is in the model BUT not in the harvest posting.
Actual Oct. 24-2 WK 44 Chinook 1 Coho 1357 Chum 3914
Modeled Oct. 24-2 WK 44 Chinook 1 Coho 1389 Chum 2523
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#1060796 - 10/27/22 01:23 PM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
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Returning Adult
Registered: 08/05/09
Posts: 415
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Best latest guess on when those OP streams might open, including the GH ones? Trying to figure out when I need to start coughing on calls with colleagues....like to plant that seed a bit in advance before taking a sick day or two.
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#1060797 - 10/27/22 03:36 PM
Re: FISHINGTHECHEHALIS.NET
[Re: No More Ice Fishin]
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River Nutrients
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Chum were not before week 44 in the catch but it appears they made up big time in week 44. Chum look to be OK. Coho numbers in the mix look right on for that week. No idea on Chinook.
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