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States set the year’s spring chinook, smelt seasons
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– Fishery managers from
Oregon and Washington set
spring chinook salmon and
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utaries today during a joint
state hearing in Vancouver.
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spring chinook season is
based on a forecast of 232,500
returning upriver spring chi-
nook, compared to an actual
return of 242,600 last year.
The forecast provides for a
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neville Dam running through
April 10 with an expected
kept catch of about 11,500
spring chinook prior to a run
update. The season for the
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I-5 Bridge opened Jan. 1 un-
der permanent rules. The reg-
ulations adopted today will
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states approved a 52-day chi-
nook retention season starting
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“We’re experiencing some
times of very good spring
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allowed seven days a week
from Buoy 10 upstream to
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will be allowed during the
same timeframe from Buoy
10 upstream to the Bon-
neville Dam deadline. The
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31 and April 7 (Tuesdays)
to allow for potential com-
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ery will be managed prior
to a run update based on the
available guideline of 10,318
upriver spring chinook and
may be shortened or extend-
ed depending on catch and
effort.
The daily bag limit will be
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salmon or steelhead in combi-
nation, of which no more than
one may be a chinook. The
rules also allow retention of
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jack salmon per day in Ore-
gon.
Columbia River from
Kern, deputy administrator of
Oregon Department of Fish
and Wildlife’s Fish Division.
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some outstanding opportunity
relative to where we’ve been
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al state action, ODFW an-
nounced it will again conduct
a very limited recreational
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on Feb. 7 and Feb. 14, also
from 6 a.m. until noon. This
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protection under the Endan-
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ing seasons, including those
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non Beach Food Pantry is holding
an open house at its new location,
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268 Beaver St., from 4 to 6 p.m.
Saturday.
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tion and helped them relocate from
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will be able to continue its mission
to feed hungry people in the commu-
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manager.
Bonneville Dam to the Ore-
gon/Washington border
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clipped chinook. Fishing for
salmon and steelhead from a
boat between Bonneville Dam
and the Tower Island power
lines, approximately six miles
downstream from The Dalles
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ing is allowed throughout this
area.
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aged to the available harvest
guideline of 1,376 upriver
spring chinook and may be
shortened or extended de-
pending on catch and effort.
The daily bag limit will be
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salmon or steelhead in combi-
nation, of which no more than
one may be a chinook. The
rules also allow retention of
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jack salmon per day in Ore-
gon.
Select Areas
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lations for recreational har-
vest in Oregon waters with-
in Youngs Bay and Blind
Slough/Knappa Slough are
listed in the 2015 Oregon
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Based on today’s action,
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June 15, 2015 on days when
the mainstem below Bonne-
ville Dam is open to recre-
ational chinook harvest, the
daily salmonid bag limit will
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lumbia bag limits. On days
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closed to chinook retention,
the permanent bag limits for
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Willamette River
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the spring chinook forecast
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ly more than last year’s actual
return of 51,800 and will al-
low for a full chinook reten-
tion season as described under
permanent regulations.
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mains open to retention of
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clipped steelhead seven days
a week.
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Astoria Police are search-
ing for Jesse Allan Pitts, 32,
Astoria, a suspect in several
burglaries who has a warrant
out for his arrest for failing to
appear in court.
Pitts was arrested in No-
vember for two counts of
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ing seen in houses and porch-
es around the 200 block of
By ROBYN UNRUH
For EO Media Group
Submitted photo
Kay Buesing, emeritus director of the World Kite Mu-
seum, examines an enormous kite of the type work-
shop participants will learn to make in February.
West Duane Street, West Ex-
change Street and West Grand
Avenue. Police said he has re-
cently been seen in the same
area known as the south slope
neighborhoods.
In November, Police found
Pitts in an attic at a vacant
residence at 197 Hume Ave.
He was arrested and booked
without incident for a felony
warrant and the two counts of
burglary.
Police learned from neigh-
bors that the Hume Avenue
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for retention of shad and ad-
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only during days and in areas
open for retention of adipose
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open for retention of smelt.
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restricted to dip nets, and a
bag limit of 10 pounds per
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ing regulations anglers do
not need a license to harvest
smelt.
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and upgrades, plus the first of its 2015
workshops.
The museum’s facility upgrades in-
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audiovisual media room that will bet-
ter accommodate field trips and tour
groups. In addition, there are updat-
ed and refreshed exhibits, including a
new and complete collection of WSIKF
annual posters, as well as technology
and crucial facility maintenance and
upgrades.
This year for the first time, the mu-
seum will also oversee the Washington
State International Kite Festival, as well
as host a number of workshops and new
annual fundraiser event.
Over President’s Day Weekend, Feb.
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will lead a workshop that will offer
enthusiasts the chance to build “Not A
Peter Lynn kite, another design by John
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stands 8 feet tall and 6 feet wide, al-
lowing builders to test their skills with
appliqué work and a variety of color
combinations.
New museum features will make
their grand debut at “A Night at the
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will include the grand unveiling of the
complete Washington State Interna-
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lection and the Grand Opening of the
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specially designed kites embellished by
local artists.
The museum will host Spring Break
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To learn more about the World Kite
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velopment/events director, at 360-642-
4020.
Police searching for Astoria man connected to multiple burglaries
By The Daily Astorian
adult salmon or steelhead
in combination. Above the
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adult salmon and an addition-
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steelhead may be retained in
the daily bag limit.
residence was only occu-
pied part time, and would be
a prime location for Pitts to
break into.
Prior to Pitts’ arrest, po-
lice received reports from
part-time residents who
found evidence that some-
one had been living inside
their residence. In one case,
police said, Pitts had broken
through an interior wall. In
another case, a resident came
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