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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Breaking News About Retaining Canadian Caught Salmon
My letter to Director Unsworth and the WDFW Commission members worked. Today an Emergency WAC regulations was passed, WAC 220-56–156 allowing anglers to retain British Columbia salmon without going to one of five B.C. Government docks to get a clearance … Continue reading
