Salmon fishing to close on part of river
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May 30, 2013 |
Fishing for adult Chinook salmon in the lower
Salmon River from the U.S. Highway 95 Time Zone
Bridge upstream to the mouth of Shorts Creek
will close at the end of fishing Sunday, June 2,
according to Idaho Fish and Game.
No adult Chinook, 24 or more inches in total
length, may be kept. But jacks less than 24
inches may be harvested.
Weekly angler surveys indicate that the sport
fishery in the Lower Salmon and Little Salmon
rivers will have harvested a significant portion
of nontribal fishery share of adult Chinook
salmon returning to the Rapid River Hatchery by
June 2.
Fishing for Chinook will continue in the lower
Salmon downstream of the Time Zone Bridge and in
the Little Salmon from its mouth to the U.S.
Highway 95 bridge near Smokey Boulder Road.
In the section closed to harvest of adults, the
daily limit is four jacks, and the possession
limit is 12. Jacks count toward the season limit
but do not have to be recorded on an angler’s
salmon permit.
In the lower Salmon, downstream of the Time Zone
Bridge, and in the Little Salmon, the daily
limit is four Chinook, only two may be adults,
and the possession limit is 12 Chinook, only six
of which may be adults.
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