ONA sockeye?
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ONA sockeye?
Heard there is a boomer fishery this year , lots of sockeye being caught.
Has there been salmon sales setup to raise money for enhancement ? somewhere roadside or ?
besides the Cod Father
Has there been salmon sales setup to raise money for enhancement ? somewhere roadside or ?
besides the Cod Father
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Re: ONA sockeye ?
Osoyoos PetroCanada 2-5 each day fishery is open
http://oliverdailynews.com/a-day-fishing-for-supper/
http://oliverdailynews.com/a-day-fishing-for-supper/
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Re: ONA sockeye ?
thanks
any idea of price ? worth a drive ?
any idea of price ? worth a drive ?
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Re: ONA sockeye ?
Midnite wrote:Osoyoos PetroCanada 2-5 each day fishery is open
http://oliverdailynews.com/a-day-fishing-for-supper/
From the pictures, I am really surprised at the small size of the fish. I have fished for salmon only in the ocean and would never keep a sockeye that small. Am a bit puzzled actually. Anyone with more knowledge that can speak towards that.
Would like to know how the flesh quality of a spawner caught in Osoyoos Lake would compare to a fish caught in the chuck. Am thinking the meat would be rather soft and mushy.
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Re: ONA sockeye ?
Why are they so small?????
And I imagine they do taste mushy compared to salt water catches. Heard some are selling for $6.00/lb....but I think they should be left to grow bigger.
And I imagine they do taste mushy compared to salt water catches. Heard some are selling for $6.00/lb....but I think they should be left to grow bigger.
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Re: ONA sockeye?
They won't grow bigger , they spawn and die.
Different runs have varied sizes , socs are not big fish , though this run is some of the smallest fish.
They are early in the cycle , so colour isn't silver but its not red either.
And they taste great ! The flesh is rich and firm
Different runs have varied sizes , socs are not big fish , though this run is some of the smallest fish.
They are early in the cycle , so colour isn't silver but its not red either.
And they taste great ! The flesh is rich and firm
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Re: ONA sockeye ?
0gopogo wrote:Why are they so small?????
And I imagine they do taste mushy compared to salt water catches. Heard some are selling for $6.00/lb....but I think they should be left to grow bigger.
I've been saying this about the cherries for years, if they'd just leave them on the tree for an extra year they'd be the size of apples!
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