SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2016
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Winter Discovery Series explores coast’s past, future
A photo from the 1960s
depicting the establishment
of Camp 56, also known as
Camp Angell, in Waldport.
YACHATS — Coastal visi-
tors will get a glimpse into the
region’s future and past during
the next two Winter Discovery
Series installations at the Cape
Perpetua Visitor Center, 2400
S. Highway 101.
Both presentations begin at 2
p.m.
Jan. 16: Paul Engelmeyer,
manager of the Portland
Audubon Society’s Ten Mile
Creek coastal conservation
sanctuary, will discuss land-sea
conservation issues and strate-
gies as they relate to the Cape
Perpetua Marine Reserve, mar-
bled murrelets and smaller fish
species that serve as prey for
larger fish and sea birds.
Feb. 13: Author and histori-
an Steve McQuiddy will dis-
cuss the Central Coast’s World
War II conscientious objectors
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camp, Camp Angell, and how it
may have laid the groundwork
for the radical peace movement
of the 1960s.
The Cape Perpetua Winter
Discovery Series is an opportu-
nity to explore topics and
resources relevant to the
Oregon Coast during the off-
season
months
between
November and March.
All presentations and guided
walks are free, but a Northwest
Forest Pass, Oregon Coast
Passport or $5 day-use fee is
required within the Cape
Perpetua Scenic Area.
For more information, con-
tact the Cape Perpetua Visitor
Center at 541-547-3289.
ROLLS OUT NEW FISHING REGS
special regulations or
SALEM — Anglers this
exceptions. One thing to
year may have noticed that
be aware of is that some
Oregon’s fishing regula-
of the waters that you fish
tions for 2016 are in a new
may no longer be listed
magazine format publica-
under the exceptions.
tion, which is not only more
This means that they are
colorful but simpler and
now covered under the
easier to read.
zone regulations.
Over the past year
Changes in fees. In
ODFW worked on stream-
2016 there are fee
lining and simplifying the
increases
on
many
angling regulations. ODFW
angling licenses. This is
has also expanded opportu-
the first time the fees
nities for trout and warmwa-
have increased in six
ter fishing and provided
years. A new youth
more consistent seasons and
license was created.
bag limits.
For $10, youth ages
Anglers should notice
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12-17 will get a hunting,
plainer language and clearer
fishing, shellfish license
descriptions of regulations.
Cover for the 2016 Oregon Sport
and Columbia River
Content was also rearranged
Fishing regulations
Basin endorsement.
so that license information
ODFW contracted with
and fish ID photos are in the
Expanded year round J.F. Griffin Media to publish
back of the regulations.
Updated full-color zone maps opportunities across the state this year’s regulations. J.F.
can be found at the end of each for trout. In most areas where Griffin currently contracts with
there were April openers, these more than 20 other states to
section.
Here are a few changes that rivers were expanded to be help create a consistent look
and feel for fishing and hunting
anglers will see in the 2016 open year round.
Reduction in the number of regulations.
fishing regulations:
They also provide an online
version
at
www.
eregulations.com/oregon/fish-
ing of the regulations that can
be accessed from mobile
devices, tablets and desktop
computers. This version
includes the latest corrections
and clarification to a few regu-
lations that were causing con-
fusion.
“Please read the zone regu-
lations carefully as there have
been some zone wide changes
as well as some changes to the
zone regulations exceptions,”
said Mike Gauvin, manager of
ODFW’s recreational fishing
program. “As always, emer-
gency or temporary rules may
be adopted so please check the
in season regulation updates by
zone before you head out fish-
ing.”
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below the town of Siletz.
Side drifting, bouncing bot-
tom or bobber fishing can be
productive.
WILSON RIVER:
Steelhead, Chinook
The river is still high.
When the river drops, fall
Chinook and winter steel-
head will be available.
Fishing should be fair to
good. Anglers are reminded
that the river above Jordan
Creek is closed to all salmon
fishing.
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Chinook, steelhead
Anglers are having very
little success for fall
Chinook in the upper section
of tide water.
Most fish are now on the
spawning grounds. The win-
ter steelhead run is now
underway. The Big Elk tends
to start seeing fish this time
of year in small numbers.
Look for the next good rain
event to get the fishery
going.
The wild coho fishery is
now closed for the year.
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