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#197134 - 05/11/03 04:10 PM do you consider this a jack??
Anonymous Unregistered	Yesterday I went fishing at the north fork of the lewis, from about 4:30 am to about 9:30 am. I caught a 5 lb chinook it was 28.5 inches long. Would you consider it a jack?
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#197135 - 05/11/03 04:51 PM Re: do you consider this a jack??
fishforlife Juvenille at Sea Registered: 02/19/03 Posts: 238 Loc: redmond wash	i dont think so but you never know i was thinking anything under 22 inches a jack? _________________________ wishin i was fishin
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#197136 - 05/11/03 05:00 PM Re: do you consider this a jack??
KingFisher85 Returning Adult Registered: 11/15/02 Posts: 258 Loc: Amboy Wa	12-24 inches is a jack chinook. Anything over 24 inches is a adult! _________________________ Keep it simple~~~ Come on and come to my house girls, girls~~~ Life is like a roll of toilet paper. The closer it gets to the end, the faster it goes.~~~ How to fix a gun-- Take it apart--Put it back together--Hide extra parts~~~
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#197137 - 05/11/03 10:24 PM Re: do you consider this a jack??
racerdan Juvenille at Sea Registered: 10/14/02 Posts: 128 Loc: longview	I caught almost the identical size fish yesterday in the Cow. Chrome and tasty. _________________________ If that fish would have kept his mouth shut, you wouldnt be eating it.
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#197138 - 05/12/03 07:39 AM Re: do you consider this a jack??
Firedog Returning Adult Registered: 04/15/01 Posts: 334 Loc: SW Washington	Legally no. Technically yes. Good eating little fish though. _________________________ www.finsnbeasts.com
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#197139 - 05/12/03 06:34 PM Re: do you consider this a jack??
Cascade Bob Parr Registered: 04/11/00 Posts: 69 Loc: Lake Stevens, WA. U.S.A.	Page 15 WDFW pamphlet 2003, "a jack salmon is a chinook less than 24" in length." the way I read it, if its 24" you better count it as an adult. Can you clarify that anyone?
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