4-22 See page 75 - Fluctuating Reservoir Levels KOOTENAY LAKE, ALL PARTS Burbot catch and release (Main Body, Upper West Arm and Lower 4-19 West Arm) Bass daily quota = unlimited; yellow perch daily quota = unlimited A person in a boat may angle with an unlimited number of rods. KOOTENAY LAKE - MAIN BODY Kokanee daily quota = 0 4-19 (for location see map on page 34) Bull trout daily quota = 1; rainbow trout daily quota = 10 (any size) Conservation Surcharge Stamp required to keep rainbow trout over 50 cm, annual quota = 20 Rainbow trout catch and release, Jan 1-May 31; trout/char daily quota = 2 (only 1 bull trout) KOOTENAY LAKE - UPPER WEST ARM 4-7 Kokanee catch and release, EXCEPT Apr 1-Apr 3 and July 1-July 2 only, when daily quota = 5; NOTE: The combined daily quota for kokanee (for location see map on page 34) from the Upper West Arm (when open to kokanee harvest) and the Lower West Arm (when open to kokanee harvest) cannot exceed 5 Trout/char daily quota = 2 (only 1 bull trout); kokanee daily quota = 5, but only on Saturday and Sunday of each week. Kokanee catch KOOTENAY LAKE - LOWER WEST ARM 4-7 and release Monday through Friday of each week. NOTE: the combined daily quota for kokanee from the Upper West Arm (when open to (for location see map on page 34) kokanee harvest) and the Lower West Arm (when open to kokanee harvest) cannot exceed 5 4-7 Bull trout catch and release KOOTENAY LAKE’S TRIBUTARIES 4-19 Does not include the Kootenay River upstream from Kootenay Lake to the U.S. border near Creston No Fishing from CPR Bridge near Creston downstream 2 km to navigation dolphin Downstream from the Idaho border to CPR Bridge near Creston and from Corra Linn Dam to the Columbia River: EXEMPT from Apr 1-June
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