me and a friend went down to chambers creek and we got o couple of nibbels off the top of with a bobber but no one caught not a bad thing i got away for awhile then we went fishing off the bottom and we got the limit of one a piece 12 inches so we cleaned them back at my place and went back to flett and did some wadeing and caught a bunch of little one then we got to the hole where the three creeks meet and we fished for about three hours we had fresh trout for lunch we cooked two up at the creek we made sure the fire was out and we moved on to the next hole and we messed around there and caught a few more all catch and release it is real nice haveing a water proof cell to call the ride to come get us when we came out of creek at the hachery in university place

nickbell

10/6/2010 6:47:00 PM

Awesome! That sounds more like a 4-5 star day to me!

bionic_one

10/7/2010 8:22:00 AM

The minimum size for Chambers Creek is 14".

katfishslayer

10/7/2010 1:40:00 PM

and that my friend is where u r wrong the game warden showed up while where there and we asked and he said 12 inches and my friend who was with me had hooked one in front of the gamey and he said that was a legal fish 12inches

Gringo Pescador

10/7/2010 2:23:00 PM

Be careful, the next game warden might not be so easy. bionic_one is right. Take a look at the 2010 regs under Puget Sound and Straight Rivers - Special Rules / East Kitsap section (Page 44): "Chanmbers Creek (Pierce Co.) from mouth (Burlington-Northern RR Bridge) to markers 400' below the Boise-Cascade Dam (Near West Tacoma Mill - TROUT July1-Nov. 15 Min size 14". Daily Limit 2..................from Boise-Cascade Dam to Steilacoom Lake - TROUT July 1-Oct. 31 Min size 14" Daily limit 2. Selective Gear Rules."

bionic_one

10/7/2010 3:42:00 PM

Well maybe the game warden was being nice, or maybe it was a kokanee, in which case 12" would be legal. :-)

katfishslayer

10/7/2010 4:47:00 PM

the gamey will know the difference between fish

katfishslayer

10/7/2010 4:50:00 PM

i know what regs r

Gringo Pescador

10/7/2010 7:48:00 PM

We're not trying to call you out - just trying to keep a fellow fisherman from getting nailed with a ticket.

katfishslayer

10/7/2010 8:33:00 PM

no that is just how i am i keep up on my regs i cant stnad people who dont follow the rule i messure twice check the book twice so i didnt take it as u trying to call me out i am just to the piont

playhardrabbit

10/21/2010 6:57:00 PM

and as for kokanee still counts and falls under trout

katfishslayer

10/22/2010 1:41:00 PM

no kokanee fall under statewide salmon rule and regs they r a different species all together

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