Always read the regulations twice!

[Spot]

Noah,
I may have forgot my net, but I am eating salmon for supper as I type this.  It was the one that didn't get away. Ha!

Aww SNAP!

[C_Run]

Good writeup and thanks for having me along. Sorry no pictures as my camera got really wet trying to get a shot of Mark's fish in the drizzle. I did get two minutes of video from inside a Ziploc when I accidentally bumped the video button but that wouldn't add too much to the discussion. Interesting sounds of water lapping against the kayak, though.    I think I will  graduate from  Kayak Salmon Fishing 101 after this past month.

[INSAYN]

You go and block out the identity of the fisherman and the dang fish, but didn't block the fish nipples. 

I'm scarred for life!   

[Mark Collett]

       

    Spot,
  You funny boy.............gotta love the block-age.Very family friendly.But at least you showed da fish.Nice........

   I  can't say I've ever seen a "blackened" fish quite like that.

[ohbryant]

The regs sit by the pot in my house, I read them all year long and still mess up sometimes here in WA state.  I've called the WDFW to have them clarify stuff.  Told the man on the other end I needed an attorney to help me with it.  He said, "You need a whole firm!."

[Justin]

I did a copy and paste from the Regs, printed it out and put it in my fishing vest this last weekend.  I knew that there were different regs i'd be fishing in the same day.....

Turns out the Chinook i caught would have bene legal to keep 200 yrds downstream..... but my spinner would not have been...... 

Congrats on the fun trip.

[Noah]

I forgot I shot this and will post it as an example of how to catch and retain a Chinook

Tillamook Bay Kayak Fishing