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Topic: Multiple rods?  (Read 1264 times)

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Jason S.

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I was planning on going after sea bass and halibut and was wondering if you are still allowed to use two rods without a two rod stamp as long as you are targeting only those species and have not kept any rockfish. Is that still O.K.?

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Yes, as long as you release all RGC and salmon bycatch, you can use multiple rods.


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You still need the two rod stamp.
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Yes, you can use as many rods as you want for WSb & halibut. But if you happen to catch a RF, ling, salmon, etc while using more than 1 rod...you have to release it.
And you don't need a 2-rod stamp in the ocean; it only applies to freshwater fishing.
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You still need the two rod stamp.
where have you been?  :smt044 :smt044 :smt044

Also the A-Rig full set up is also allowed as long as you dont target the species that are in number of hook restrictions RCG and SALMON.

thanks

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You still need the two rod stamp.

Not in the ocean.


Jason S.

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Thanks... I was thinking about going later this week and was just curious... sry about the double post

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Unless you are fishing  on the Petaluma River.

sorry

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Yes, you can use as many rods as you want for WSb & halibut. But if you happen to catch a RF, ling, salmon, etc while using more than 1 rod...you have to release it.
And you don't need a 2-rod stamp in the ocean; it only applies to freshwater fishing.
When you going?

Yes, you don't need a two rod stamp for the ocean. I tend to fish four rods when i go for bass and butts. 
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