Gary Loomis, Founder of G Loomis Co., Fish First (www.fishfirst.com), NW chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association (www.joincca.org will present a program of solutions to our disappearing fish population in the Pacific Northwest.

If you like to catch fish, eat fish, watch fish, and are concerned with the state of our fisheries, now is your chance to learn how you can get involved!

Wednesday, January 14th at 7:00 PM
Sequim High School Auditorium

Program is Free, and the public is urged to attend

Sponsored by:

Wasatch Angling, Sequim

Greywolf Fly Fishing Club, Gardiner

Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers, Port Angeles

Some good backing for your subject of netting northwest waters is on the web site of guide ruben estivillo of the quinault indian river guides please look at his web site and you will see what I mean.
I talked with Gary at Cabela's about 9 months ago when he was there talking about CCA and I don't think it will be as hard to get the state to outlaw netting as it will be with the Indian Nations in washington state.
Reuben Quotes on his guide web-site:"The Queest river committee has gone for broke and they are gillnetting 7 days a week. Iguess they figure they've killed off the Kings, they might as well gillnet the Steelhead into extinction as well. Hopefull the Quinault tribal council will step in before its too late(hint). There was a time when the Indians set the example of fisheries management. For our future generations. the greed of a few has changed the. Congratulations, after 127 year, we are finally Assimilated."