Porcupine closure

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East Fork Little Bear River and its tributaries,
Cache County
From Porcupine Reservoir upstream to the
headwaters.
• CLOSED Aug. 15 through 6 a.m. on the
last Saturday of September.
East Fork Little Bear River, Cache County
From Porcupine Dam downstream to the Avon-
Paradise road (SR-165), second stream crossing
below reservoir.
• Limit 2 trout and salmon (a combined
total).
• Artificial flies and lures only.

The stream above and below the reservoir have some restrictions. The reservoir itself does NOT have any restrictions other than the state wide restriction as stated below.

Kokanee salmon
(Anglers may not possess kokanee
salmon at any waterbody
statewide from Sept. 10 through
Nov. 30.)

Nowhere that I could find in the guidebook does it prevent anybody from possessing kokanee after they start turning red. Most people don't because they think the flesh is somehow not good to eat. Red colored salmon will pressure can and eat every bit as good as all silver salmon. Hundreds of thousands of native Alaskans will tell you the same thing. But it's your fish and you can make up your own mind in that regard. I will can and eat red kokanee in a heartbeat without a second thought about it.
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