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Skok, purdy creek regulation

Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2015 7:21 am
by SalmonAddict
I'm looking thru the regs for Skok and I've seen that the river has been divided into 3 fishable sections (below 106, 106 to purdy, purdy to 101) as in the past years it was 2 sections (below 106, 106 to 101).

I see that the section from purdy to 101 is bobber fishing all the way til the end of king season (sept. 1).
So, does wdfw mean purdy creek to 101 by where purdy creek dumps into the Skok? And from there to 101?

Got some people telling me different things. Like no it will be open to all fishing August 1st on the whole river. And if you map it, purdy creek ends up being mussel bed creek so that boundary is a little farther upstream.

Please help me clarify

Re: Skok, purdy creek regulation

Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2015 9:05 am
by denhambruce
It's open for all fishing. No more sections are designated for bobber only come the first.

Re: Skok, purdy creek regulation

Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2015 10:19 am
by Duwamish Amish
Nay, from the mouth of purdy up to 101 is still bobb'r only until the endeth of the chinook season. Yea if the hole below the creek is openeth to all fishing, I wouldn't be caught dead fishing thither. Ev'ryone knows those fishing off the rocks art being less than reputable by sight fishing, 'r in this case sight snagging.

Re: Skok, purdy creek regulation

Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2015 1:06 pm
by denhambruce
Duwamish Amish wrote:No, from the mouth of Purdy up to 101 is still bobber only until the end of the Chinook Season. Even if the hole below the creek is open to all fishing, I wouldn't be caught dead fishing there. Everyone knows those fishing off the rocks are being less than reputable by sight fishing, or in this case sight snagging.
That's correct I was mistaken

Re: Skok, purdy creek regulation

Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 4:05 pm
by ThoamJayDuy425
Arent all fish caught above purdy wild. cause all the hatchery fish go into the intake right?

Re: Skok, purdy creek regulation

Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 5:09 pm
by Duwamish Amish
Nay, thither art hatch'ry gudgeon that stray up thither.