Exhibit C. Mike Gauvin -Recreational Fisheries Program Manager. September 14 th 2018
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1 2019 Sport Fishing Regulations Exhibit C Mike Gauvin -Recreational Fisheries Program Manager September 14 th
2 Topics for Consideration Public involvement in 2019 regulation process Issue 1: OAR s, Universal Date Changes Issue 2: Statewide and Zone Proposals Issue 3: Southwest Zone Wild Steelhead Petition Public Testimony / Correspondence 2
3 Public Involvement Process Multiple public meetings conducted Commission materials posted on ODFW Web site prior to the Commission meeting Public Comment Commission Meeting New rules take effect January 1,
4 Issue 1-Technical Oregon Administrative Rules Change all references in OAR s concerning 2018 Sport Fishing Regulations to refer to the 2019 Sport Fishing Regulations (Attachment 3) Make necessary universal date changes Free Fishing Weekends 4
5 Issue 1: Staff Recommendation Accept changes: 1. To the printed version of the 2018 OAR s 2. Make universal date changes, and incorporate into the 2019 Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations 5
6 Issue 2-Proposed Rule Changes Guidelines for Staff proposals Critical conservation needs Housekeeping, simplification and error corrections Inadvertent restrictions Regulation changes directed by basin plan adoption New or expanded non-controversial angling opportunities 101 Staff Proposals Response to public petition Proposed Rule Language (Attachment 4) 6
7 Statewide Proposals NORTHWEST TILLAMOOK PORTLAND COLUMBIA NORTHEAST LA GRANDE SNAKE NEWPORT WILLAMETTE MARINE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 7
8 Possession Limit Statewide Increase trout and warmwater to three daily limits in possession. Striped Bass No bag or size limits. 8
9 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 9
10 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 10
11 North Coast Proposed Changes Expanded seasons for Chinook : 8 waterbodies (Little Nestucca, Necanicum, NF Nehalem, Nehalem, Nestucca, Three Rivers, Tillamook, Trask, and Wilson Rivers) Open all year. Expanded seasons for hatchery steelhead: 5 waterbodies (Little Nestucca, NF Nehalem (2 sections), Sand Lake Estuary, Soapstone Cr) - Open all year. Reduced seasons for Chinook: None Reduced seasons for hatchery steelhead: 4 waterbodies ( Cook Creek, Ecola Creek, Neskowin River, and Salmonberry River) All would be open: Jan March and December
12 North Coast Proposed Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Beaver Creek (Tillamook Co.) Cook Creek (Tillamook Co.) Ecola Creek Little Nestucca River-Hwy 101 to Dolph X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Necanicum River X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Nehalem River- to Foss Rd. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Nehalem Rver NF- Mouth to Hwy 53 Br. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Nehalem River NF-Hwy 53 Br. To MP6 Neskowin Creek Nestucca River- Mouth to first br. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Rock Creek (Clatsop/Columbia Co.) Salmonberry River Sand Lake Estuary Soapstone Creek Three Rivers- Above Weir X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Tillamook River X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Trask River X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Wilson River X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Proposed expanded season for steelhead Proposed expanded season for Chinook Proposed reduced season for steelhead Currently open for hatchery steelhead Currently open for hatchery Chinook
13 Lower Columbia Proposed Changes Expanded seasons for hatchery Chinook : 4 waterbodies - Bear Crk, Beaver Crk, Clatskanie (mouth to Swedetown Br),Plympton Creek Open all year Expanded seasons for hatchery steelhead: 3 waterbodies - Bear Crk, Beaver Crk, Clatskanie (mouth to Swedetown Br)- Open all year. Reduced seasons for hatchery Chinook: 1 waterbodies Big Creek - Closed Aug 16 Oct 15 Reduced seasons for hatchery steelhead: 1 waterbodies Big Creek - Closed Aug 16 Oct 15
14 Lower Columbia Proposed Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Bear Creek (Clatsop Co.) X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Beaver Creek (Columbia Co.) X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Big Creek (Clatsop Co.) X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 0 0 X X X X X Clatskanie River-Mouth to Swedetown Br. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Plympton Creek X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 0 0 X X X X X X Proposed expanded season for steelhead Proposed expanded season for Chinook Proposed reduced season for steelhead 0 Proposed reduced season for Chinook X Currently open for hatchery steelhead Currently open for hatchery Chinook
15 Other NW Zone / North Coast Proposed Changes Big Creek Standardize closure period (8/16-10/15) with other hatchery streams (consistent seasons, broodstock protection, eliminates snagging issues) Eliminate anti-snagging rule Nestucca River Remove bait restriction in upper river (consistency with other streams)
16 Mid-Coast Proposed Changes Expanded seasons for hatchery steelhead: 12 waterbodies: Alsea River and Bay, Big Elk (mouth to Bear Creek), Drift Creek (Alsea and Siletz), Salmon River, Schooner Creek, Siuslaw River (mouth to Lake Creek), NF Siuslaw (mouth to Meadows Bridge), Sweet Crk, Tenmile Crk, Yachats River Addition of Aug 1- Oct 31. Lake Creek (mouth to Indian Creek ) Addition of Oct 15-Nov 31 Yaquina River Open all year.
17 Mid Coast Proposed Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Alsea River & Bay X X X X X X X X X X Big Elk Creek-Mouth to Bear Creek X X X X X X X X X X Drift Creek (Alsea Basin, Lincoln Co.) Mouth to WB X X X X X X X X X X Drift Creek (Siletz Basin, Lincoln Co.) Mouth to Br. X X X X X X X X X X Lake Creek- Mouth to Indian Cr. X X X X X Salmon River X X X X X X X X X X Schooner Creek X X X X X X X X X X Siuslaw River- to Lake Creek X X X X X X X X X X Siuslaw River NF- Mouth to Meadows Br. X X X X X X X X X X Sweet Creek X X X X X X X X X X Yachats River X X X X X X X X X Yaquina River and Bay- mouth to Simpson Cr X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Proposed expanded season for steelhead Currently open for hatchery steelhead Currently open for hatchery Chinook
18 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 18
19 Southwest Zone Proposed Changes Expanded seasons for Chinook : 4 waterbody sections (Smith River, (2 sections add July), SF Coquille, (add July-Oct), Pistol River (add May-Sept). Expanded seasons for hatchery steelhead: 6 waterbody sections (SF Coos, EF Millicoma, WF Millicoma, SF Coquille River, Ten Mile Creek (Open all year), EF Coquille River (add Oct-Nov) Reduced seasons for Chinook: 3 waterbody sections (NF Coquille and SF Coquille) Reduced seasons for hatchery steelhead: 1 waterbody (Ten Mile Lakes)
20 SW Zone Proposed Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Smith River - Mouth to Spencer Cr. (Douglas Co.) x x X X X X X X X X 0 0 Smith River NF - Mouth to Johnson Cr. (Douglas Co.) x x X X X X X X X X 0 0 Coos River SF- Head of Tide to Tioga Br. Millicoma River EF Millicoma River WF Coquille River EF Coquille River MF Coquille River NF - mouth to East Fork Coquille River NF - above East Fork Coquille River SF - mouth to Middle Fork X X X X X X X X X X X X Tenmile Creek (Coos Co.) Tenmile Lakes - Above Hilltop Br. X X X X X X Pistol River X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Proposed expanded season for steelhead X Proposed expanded season for Chinook Proposed reduced season for steelhead 0 Proposed reduced season for Chinook Currently open for hatchery steelhead X Currently open for hatchery Chinook
21 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 21
22 Willamette Zone Muddy Creek allow the use of bait during harvest season. 22
23 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 23
24 Metolius Pond Central Zone New constructed fishing pond near Camp Sherman 2 fish per day Youth angling (ages 17 and under) and disabled anglers only. 24
25 Metolius River Public correspondence regarding modifying the regulations. Response due to poaching of bull trout Enforcement issue (OSP concurs) Staff not proposing any changes Trout populations are increasing and healthy Provides opportunity (limited access) Conservation regulations in place. (Catch and Release Only for all trout) Working with OSP for increased patrols 25
26 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 26
27 Northeast Zone Proposed Changes Expanded seasons for hatchery steelhead: 7 waterbody sections (Catherine Creek, John Day River, Umatilla River (add last two weeks of April), Walla Walla River (add last two weeks of April and add Sept 1- Nov30) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Catherine Creek - Mouth to Hwy 203 Bridge John Day River - NF to Indian Cr. John Day River MF - Mouth to Hwy. 395 Br. John Day River NF - Mouth to Hwy. 395 Br. Umatilla River - Hwy. 730 Br. To Threemile Dam X X X X X X X X X X Umatilla River - Threemile Dam to CTUIR Res. X X X X X X X X X X Walla Walla River -State line to confluence of N and S fork X Proposed expanded season for hatchery steelhead Currently open for hatchery steelhead Currently open for hatchery Chinook
28 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 28
29 Southeast Zone No proposals submitted 29
30 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 30
31 No proposals submitted Snake Zone 31
32 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 32
33 Columbia Zone Proposed CHINOOK Area Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Buoy 10-Tongue Point X X X X X X X X Tongue Point-I5 X X X X X X X X X I-5 - Bonneville X X X Bonneville - Oregon/Washington Border X X X X X X X X X X X X X COHO Area Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Buoy 10-Tongue Point C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C Tongue Point-I5 C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C I-5 - Bonneville C C C C C C C C C C Bonneville - Oregon/Washington Border C C C C C C C C C C X Proposed expanded opportunity for hatchery Chinook C Propose reduced opportunity for coho X Currently open for hatchery Chinook Salmon C Currently open for hatchery coho Season set annually
34 Oregon Angling Zones NORTHWEST COLUMBIA SNAKE TILLAMOOK PORTLAND NORTHEAST LA GRANDE NEWPORT MARINE WILLAMETTE EUGENE CENTRAL BEND ROSEBURG SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST GOLD BEACH MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS 34
35 No proposals submitted. Marine Zone 35
36 Issue 2: Staff Recommendation Accept staff recommended proposals as shown in Attachment 4. Authorize staff to make formatting changes and text changes to correct typographical or grammatical errors, address inadvertent inconsistencies, and update information regarding the Electronic Licensing System as needed. 36
37 Questions? 37
38 Issue 3: Public Petition Petition to Modify Oregon Sportfishing Regulations to Require the Release of Wild Steelhead in All of Oregon's Southwest Zone Rivers 38
39 Wild Steelhead Petition Analysis 1. The continued need for the rule. 2. The nature of complaints or comments received concerning the rule from the public 3. The complexity of the rule. 4. The extent to which the rule overlaps, duplicates or conflicts with other state or federal regulations and, to the extent feasible, with local government regulations. 5. The degree to which technology, economic conditions or other factors have changed in the subject area affected by the rule. 6. The statutory citation or legal basis for the rule. 39
40 Staff Analysis Current regulations allow for a unique, limited, and conservative harvest opportunity of wild winter steelhead. Majority of anglers and the general public support opportunities to harvest wild steelhead. The current status of wild winter steelhead populations in the Southwest Zone concluded that the were highly viable. In 2016, removed from Oregon s list of sensitive species. Wild winter steelhead are not ESA listed. Anglers rarely harvest more than 2 wild winter steelhead annually. The limiting factors for wild winter steelhead is not harvest but are habitat access, habitat quality and juvenile rearing, and significant investments are ongoing throughout the Zone. 40
41 Staff Analysis There is no impending conservation concern for wild winter steelhead on the south coast. Develop a Rogue/South Coast multi species conservation plan. Allows for appropriate public involvement in the process. Uses the best available science to inform management decisions Fully consider harvest options 41
42 Issue 3: Staff Recommendation Deny the petition. Direct staff to develop a multi-species conservation plan for the Rogue and South Coast that includes consideration of harvest options. 42
43 Public Comment 43
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