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SD2OR with a trophy fall walleye

Topic: Regulations verification?  (Read 1235 times)

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SD2OR

  • Salmon
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  • Location: Eugene, OR
  • Date Registered: Jul 2020
  • Posts: 619
I just wanted to double check...

                                 ~Two rod validation is no good on the ocean, correct?

                                 ~After catching a salmon in the ocean, all rigs used afterwards must
                                   have barbless single hooks, correct? So rockfish first, salmon second?

                 Thank you!                                 
A day without fishing probably wouldn't kill me,
but why risk it?

3rd Place AOTY 2023

3rd Place ORC 2023

1st Place Team Event BCS 2023
12th Place Individual BCS 2023

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1st Place Tiny Fish Slam 2022



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Clayman

  • Salmon
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  • Location: Newport, OR
  • Date Registered: Feb 2017
  • Posts: 778
You are correct on both fronts. Salmon, rockfish/cabezon/greenling/lingcod, and halibut are limited to one rod. Once you have salmon on board, you're stuck with salmon regulations: single barbless hooks, no more than two hooks on one line.

Today through Saturday are all-depth halibut days. If you happen to catch a halibut, you can only keep it if you don't have any rockfish/cabezon/greenling/lingcod on board. All-depth halibut days are a nuisance for kayakers, but thems the rules.
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alpalmer

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  • Location: Albany, OR
  • Date Registered: Apr 2012
  • Posts: 504
catching rockfish with barbless hooks can be fun and it's easy to release the smaller ones.  Consider it a challenge of your skills.
"A venturesome minority will always be eager to get off on their own,
and no obstacle should be placed in their path;
let them take risk, for God sake, let them get lost, sun burnt, stranded, drowned,
eaten by bears, buried alive under avalanches -
that is the right and privilege of any free American."
--Edward Abbey--


T Coastal

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  • Location: Tillamook
  • Date Registered: Apr 2019
  • Posts: 250
Most people will get bottomfish first. Then salmon. Or depending on where you're at, get your salmon really quick (should be easy this week), head back to the rig put them in a cooler then head out with normal bottomfish gear ;) Easy at PC!
2020 Hobie Outback
2018 Ocean Kayak Prowler 13


SD2OR

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  • Location: Eugene, OR
  • Date Registered: Jul 2020
  • Posts: 619
Focused on salmon today mostly. Had takedowns, but unlike Clay, I didn't catch any.
Had planned on only fishin lures for rockfish, but action was slow (well, for everyone but Clay, who was using herring). So I switched to herring, only had barbless hooks. Lost one nice fish, but got a big yellow eye, and a keeper ling despite no barbs. Not as big of a deal as I thought it would be.
A day without fishing probably wouldn't kill me,
but why risk it?

3rd Place AOTY 2023

3rd Place ORC 2023

1st Place Team Event BCS 2023
12th Place Individual BCS 2023

2nd Place AOTY 2022
1st Place Tiny Fish Slam 2022



2007 Red Hobie Outback "Serenity"
2021 Camo Hobie Outback "Lagertha"


 

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