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[Jonny 5]

Well, I find that the fish bite best when you floss using a treble hook baited with TNT.

(Just kidding)

Jon

[kellya]

Grumman triples are not allowed in the straight? Ive seen many guys useing a barbless triple setup for herring. I never fish herring so i never use them but i thought they were legal? Also we fished a single triple rig in port. We lost a spring about 40 when the hook straightened out They dont hold fish as well and we had gamagatsus. We sent them the hook back in anger also we sent a coyote spoon back after it was demolished by a 15 pound spring?

[habzrule]

Can someone tell me a good online source for all the regulations??  I'm from out east and it's very confusing trying to keep track of when certain seasons open and close, and which type of hooks and bait can be used in which parts.  I have the guide but it seems to me the regulations change throughout the season here.  I usually just fish the Capilano, and I'm pretty sure that only single barbless hooks are allowed there, but what about when you fish in the ocean at the mouth???  And what about if you catch a Coho or a spring or something in the ocean, is it regulated different than if it was fresh water?  If someone could just point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated.   

[The Gilly]

That's what I said Kelly.  No trebs in the straight.  Too bad about that Gammie.  I use them almost exclusively.  They are sharper, but they are soft.  I've straightened them on a log before, but not a fish

[canoe man]

http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/recfish/default_e.htm
try this one habz its the online version of the salmon regs
both fresh and salt water

[habzrule]

thanks a bunch canoe man!