Peter
Ottesen
Record Staff Writer
Monday, Nov 21, 2005
Fishing
for adult-sized king salmon has reopened on the Trinity River from Old
Lewiston Bridge to the mouth of Indian Creek, the state Department of Fish and
Game announced this week. The reopening is a result of the Trinity River
Hatchery reaching the 4,800 fall-run king salmon quota needed for spawning.
DFG also determined the adult fall-run king salmon quota at Iron Gate Hatchery
on the main stem of the Klamath River has also been met. More than 8,000 kings
needed for spawning have moved into the hatchery so Fish and Game officials
have reopened the Klamath River to sport fishing from above the Interstate 5
bridge to 3,500 feet below Iron Gate Dam.
Anglers may keep abreast of the ever-changing status of open and closed
sections of the Klamath and Trinity rivers by calling 800 564-6479.
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