Grays Harbor Poggie Club
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We are all volunteers who maintain a hatchery project on a local river through volunteer hours and donations. Any disparaging remarks regarding tribal fishing or WDFW policies will result in removal of post and poster being banned from posting further.
Today we had some youngsters come out for a educational tour of the hatchery. They pitched right in and helped with the spawning of some Coho today. Thanks to the other volunteers that came out to help too.
Thank you Karen for the lunch today. Loren taking a few cookies for the road.
The Wishkah was running high and fast today at the Mayr Bros Hatchery.
Tuesday December 5th we will spawn some more Coho. Meet at the Mayr Bros Hatchery - Wishkah River @ 8:30 AM.
Thanks to Karen and Steve for the lunch. Warming up after a cold day of spawning. Loren with 2 for the road.
Yesterday we spawned some more Coho. There maybe one more spawning session next week. Thanks for all the volunteers who came out on this chilly morning.
Monday November 27th @ 8:30 AM we are spawning Coho at the Mayr Bros Hatchery. Bring your rain gear and boots.
Thanks for the lunch Karen and Steve. The guys worked up a appetite after surplussing all those fish today.
Great job by all the volunteers who came out today. We surplussed almost 2,000 Coho salmon today.
Surplussed almost 2,000 Coho today. Tossing fish in the totes one fish at a time. Thanks to all the volunteers who came out today.
We will be surplussing Coho tomorrow at the Mayr Bros Hatchery - Wishkah River @ 8:30 AM
Bring your rain gear and wadders if you have them.
Friday November 17, 2023
Thanks to the volunteers that came out to the Mayr Bros Hatchery today to spawn Coho salmon. Right now our next project will be next Friday Nov 17th. Time will be set in a few days.
Reminder : Monday Nov 13th we will spawn Coho @ 8:30 am - Mayr Bros Hatchery
Thanks to Karen and Steve for feeding us, the pulled pork was delicious and there were even cookies left over because Poggie Loren wasn’t there today.
Retired surgeon Dr. Macs displays his skills as he takes samples from the carcass for testing at the State lab.
Thanks for the volunteers who came out today to help spawn.
Todd nets out the Chums.
Today the brail trap was full of Chum salmon. We emptied the trap and had enough for our spawning project.
Our project to surplus Coho tomorrow Wednesday Nov 8th has been cancelled. We will spawn Coho on Monday November 13th @ 8:30 AM.
Thanks to all that came out to help us spawn Coho today. Tomorrow @ 8:30 AM we will be spawning Chums. Wednesday Nov 8th we will be surplussing Coho again.
Chums are in! Lots of water coming down the river today but the fish are determined to get up stream.
With over 2” of rain last night the hatchery is full of fish. Let us know if you would like to volunteer next time.
Thanks to all who helped surplus Coho today at the Mayr Hatchery.
The Mayr Hatchery up on the Wishkah River had over 2” of rain last night.
Thanks to the volunteers who helped surplus Coho salmon at the Mayr Hatchery. We surplussed over 1,500 fish and there are plenty more the the pond to spawn and surplus. Monday November 6th @ 8:30 AM we will be spawning Coho if anyone wants to volunteer. Bring rain gear and boots. Also thanks to Karen and Steve for feeding us lunch.
We have 2 work parties @ Mayr Brothers Hatchery up the Wishkah
Thursday November 2nd @ 8:30 AM we will surplus Coho.
Monday November 6th @ 8:30 AM we will spawn Coho.
Bring your rain gear, boots or wadders.
Meeting night this Wednesday 10/25
@ 7:30 PM - Hoquiam Elks
Today we netted Coho from the brail to be transported to the adult pond. This is the start of our fall Coho spawning project. We are going to try this year to do some spawning on the weekends so people who work can help. Students are also encouraged to join in and maybe get some credit for their senior projects. If anyone is interested in helping out please leave your name and number in the comments area. There is no set schedule for these projects.
Todd netting Coho out of the brail.
Netting Coho out of the brail to be transferred to the tank truck for transport to the adult pond.
The water yesterday was over flowing the weir which made the fish move up river. Today the river dropped but fish are still trying to get upstream and jump into out brail trap. We then dip them out of the brail and transfer them to a tank truck and drive them to the adult pond holding area.
Recent rains brought back fish to the brail trap. Today we moved about 125 Coho to the adult pond.
With a few days of rain our brail trap was getting back some fish. We had to move them to the pond/raceway area today.
Meeting night Wednesday Oct 11th & 25th - 7:30 PM
Hoquiam Elks Club
Board will meet @ 6:30 PM
Poggie Meeting this Wednesday 9/27 @ 7:30 PM
Hoquiam Elks Club
*Reminder*
Membership meeting tomorrow Wednesday 9/13 @ 7:30 pm Hoquiam Elks Club
*UPDATE ON OUR MEETING DATES*
Wednesday September 13th @ 7:30
Wednesday September 27th @ 7:30
Hoquiam Elks Club