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Topic: Extra Fish Head – What Do I Do With It  (Read 584 times)

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Hojoman

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August 18, 2011

Question: I have a salmon head from a hatchery fish that I’d like to bring in. Where am I supposed to bring it? Last time I brought one to the local fish hatchery but they didn’t really know what to do with it and so froze it until they could find out. (Kristina Alley)

Answer: Since the head of your fish was not taken by one of our biologists at the launch ramp the day you caught it, it is outside of our sample and not needed by DFG for salmon management. If you would like information on where your fish came from, you can drop it off at our Eureka, Santa Rosa or Monterey office.  For hatchery salmon taken on the Klamath, Trinity and Smith rivers, their heads can be turned into the Arcata DFG office at the address printed on your salmon report cards.


 

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