Idaho Fish Report
Adult salmon daily limit reduced on the Kalama River
by WA Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
3-1-2024
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Action: Reduces the adult salmon portion of the daily limit to one (1) fish in the lower Kalama River.
Effective date: Effective March 1, 2024, until further notice.
Species affected: Salmon.
Location: Kalama River from the mouth upstream to 1,000 feet below the fishway at Kalama Falls Hatchery.
Rules: Salmon daily limit is six (6) including no more than one (1) adult. Minimum size is 12 inches. Only hatchery Chinook and hatchery coho may be retained.
Reason for action: A reduction in the adult salmon daily limit is needed to ensure hatchery broodstock goals are achieved. Reducing the adult salmon daily limit will provide continued opportunity for anglers to harvest spring Chinook and help ensure future hatchery returns.
Additional information: All other permanent rules remain in effect; please refer to the Sport Fishing Rules pamphlet for additional information.
Information contact: Matt Gardner, District Fish Biologist, 360-906-6746.
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