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<blockquote data-quote="johnr" data-source="post: 264363" data-attributes="member: 395">Agreed. Yesterday I left my phone in the van that hauls is to the boats so I didn’t get any pictures. Here is one that was forwarded to me- - - Updated - - -The size restrictions on halibuts are under 38 can be kept, or over 80 inches. Of course all our halibuts are under 38. We did catch a ton of 49-55 inch and had to put them back, still a blast to catch. The King salmon also had restrictions of having to be over 28, I caught 3 of those but can only keep one per season , but the coho limit was 6 per day so we caught the hell out of themwe also caught a ton of black bass, yellow eye, black cod, and king cod. We we are all coming home with around 60lbs of fish for 12 of us, so a pretty productive 3 day fishing tripwe fished 25 miles out in mainly 400 ft of water, the black cod was caught in 1600ft.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnr, post: 264363, member: 395"] Agreed. Yesterday I left my phone in the van that hauls is to the boats so I didn’t get any pictures. Here is one that was forwarded to me [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] The size restrictions on halibuts are under 38 can be kept, or over 80 inches. Of course all our halibuts are under 38. We did catch a ton of 49-55 inch and had to put them back, still a blast to catch. The King salmon also had restrictions of having to be over 28, I caught 3 of those but can only keep one per season , but the coho limit was 6 per day so we caught the hell out of them we also caught a ton of black bass, yellow eye, black cod, and king cod. We we are all coming home with around 60lbs of fish for 12 of us, so a pretty productive 3 day fishing trip we fished 25 miles out in mainly 400 ft of water, the black cod was caught in 1600ft. [/QUOTE]

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