Siltcoos/Tahk coho regs update.

ODFW just confirmed the regs for these lakes are the same as before- 1adult/1jack wild coho per day during the season, the newly formated regs were missing this detail (which would have defaulted them back to zone regs which are 2 salmon and 5 jacks per day, nope!).  cheers, roger
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September 28, 2016

Salem, Ore. – Fishery managers issued a temporary rule today to clarify bag limit regulations for the wild coho salmon fisheries in Siltcoos and Tahkenitch Lakes.
The action was taken because the bag-limit portions of the regulations were inadvertently removed during the 2016 Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations process.
The permanent rules for Siltcoos Lake (Southwest Zone) are:

Open for coho salmon Oct. 1 – Dec. 31
1 wild adult coho and 1 jack coho may be harvested per day
No more than 5 wild coho, in aggregate from both the Northwest and Southwest angling zones, may be retained per year.
Coho angling allowed upstream of Hwy 101 bridge, downstream of railroad trestle on Maple Creek arm, and the Fivemile Road crossing on the Fiddle Creek arm.
Closed to two rod angling for all species during coho season.
The permanent rules for Tahkenitch Lake (Northwest Zone) are:

Open for coho salmon Oct. 1 – Dec. 31
1 wild adult coho and 1 jack coho may be harvested per day
No more than 5 wild coho, in aggregate from both the Northwest and Southwest angling zones, may be retained per year.
Coho angling allowed upstream of Hwy 101 bridge, downstream of the first road crossing on Mallard Arm, and downstream of the 059 bridge on the five-mile arm.
Closed to two rod angling for all species during coho season.

Excited to see how the season goes this year!