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To: Tom Hawks
It does not look very appetizing to me. I would be inclined to take some photos and release it for another day.

When fishing for sturgeon in the Columbia River only fish between 40 and 60 inches can be kept. The bigger ones are the breeding stock and are release after they are brought to the boat if they don’t break you off first.

With steelhead and salmon only hatchery fish can be retained and the wild ones must be released. I was fortunate to have landed a nice chrome hatchery steelhead on a fly the other weekend. That was some fine eating.

18 posted on 07/22/2010 10:57:36 AM PDT by mickey finn
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To: mickey finn
With steelhead and salmon only hatchery fish can be retained and the wild ones must be released. I was fortunate to have landed a nice chrome hatchery steelhead on a fly the other weekend. That was some fine eating.

oh, oh ohhhh!

Now your talking a language I understand.
19 posted on 07/22/2010 11:00:45 AM PDT by Tom Hawks
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