Nisqually River Fish Report for 7-31-2019
Nisqually River closing to recreational angling on Sundays
Nisqually River

by WA Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
7-31-2019
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Action: Closes Nisqually River to recreational angling on Sundays.
Effective date: Aug. 1 through Nov. 15, 2019
Species affected: All species.
Location: Nisqually River from the mouth to military tank crossing bridge (located 1 mile upstream of mouth of Muck Creek). Pierce/Thurston counties.
Reason for action: This rule is necessary to comply with fisheries agreements made with co-managers during North of Falcon proceedings. It is needed to avoid gear conflicts between tribal and recreational fishers.
Additional information: Anglers should refer to the 2019-20 Washington Sport Fishing Rules pamphlet for other ongoing fishing opportunities available online at http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/regulations/.
Information contact: James Losee, Region 6 Fish Program manager, 360-902-2741
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