Jacob why not post the pictures on the club web site.

Like I said ( Friends don't let friends fish for oversized sturgeon) Gee I forgot that this is good for the sturgeon, no chance to kill or stress these fish out , my mistake, oh and forget about the millions of eggs that don't go to waste (per fish) when they don't die and don't get stressed
maybe I need to start taking that chance too with everyone else who needs to say they caught a oversized, Who are you tring to kid, common sense must of just went right out the window on this one. (STICK TO THE LEGALS ) and maybe we can fish for Sturgeon for years to come.

And as for the comments about to many people, gee maybe you should consider not promoting the oversized fishery, only a thought

The Sturgeon on the Fraser River in B.C. are tagged and released by several of the guides. They are working with the Fisheries up there to get a better grip on Sturgeon. They are catching both small and Oversize fish. With something like 30,000 fish tagged and released they have had ZERO (none) oversize be killed from handling. I have personally got to tag and release fish in their program. I can assure you these fish are tougher than you think. All Sturgeon fishing on the Fraser is C&R, and the population up there is getting stronger each year. From what I am hearing the ODFW & WDFW are contacting the B.C. Fisheries about the tagging program and the info that is being gathered from that fishery. As long as an oversize is played quickly and released properly they are harmed very little. When they are played to total exahuastion and then released before they are turned over that is when trouble starts for the big girls.

What they should do, is ban bank fishing for the oversized fish up near the dam. They don't let you fish for them out of a boat up there because they don't want the fist disturbed yet they let people fish for them from the bank where you pretty much have to kill them to get them in.