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Fish Report for 7-11-2013
Anglers limited to 5 trout, including kokanee, on Cle Elum Lake
7-11-2013
WA Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
Actions: Eliminates the 16 kokanee daily limit. Implements the statewide daily catch limit for TROUT, including kokanee, to five fish.
Effective Date: 12:01a.m. July 13, 2013.
Species Affected: All trout, including kokanee.
Locations: Cle Elum Lake (Reservoir) in Kittitas County.
Reason for Action: The Yakama Nation and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) are continuing the reintroduction of anadromous (sea-going) sockeye salmon in the upper Cle Elum basin. Eliminating the 16 kokanee daily limit and implementing the statewide daily catch limit for TROUT of 5 fish, including kokanee, is necessary to protect juvenile sockeye needed for this reintroduction effort. This is expected to reduce harvest of juvenile sockeye while increasing the catch of trout, including non-native lake trout (mackinaw), eastern brook trout and brown trout.
Other Information: The 7" minimum and 14" maximum size for kokanee retention remains in effect. The 12" minimum size for other trout species also remains unchanged.
Information Contacts: Eric Anderson, District 8 Fish Biologist, (509) 457-9301 (Yakima) or John Easterbrooks, Regional Fish Program Manager, (509) 457-9330.
Effective Date: 12:01a.m. July 13, 2013.
Species Affected: All trout, including kokanee.
Locations: Cle Elum Lake (Reservoir) in Kittitas County.
Reason for Action: The Yakama Nation and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) are continuing the reintroduction of anadromous (sea-going) sockeye salmon in the upper Cle Elum basin. Eliminating the 16 kokanee daily limit and implementing the statewide daily catch limit for TROUT of 5 fish, including kokanee, is necessary to protect juvenile sockeye needed for this reintroduction effort. This is expected to reduce harvest of juvenile sockeye while increasing the catch of trout, including non-native lake trout (mackinaw), eastern brook trout and brown trout.
Other Information: The 7" minimum and 14" maximum size for kokanee retention remains in effect. The 12" minimum size for other trout species also remains unchanged.
Information Contacts: Eric Anderson, District 8 Fish Biologist, (509) 457-9301 (Yakima) or John Easterbrooks, Regional Fish Program Manager, (509) 457-9330.
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