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| Rogue River - report updated 6/8/2009 | ||
| Rogue River Gold Rey Dam Fish Count 1-800-472-2434 Elk River Hatchery Fishing Report 541-332-7025 | ||
Rogue River Spring Salmon Run Update! The best bet now until July 10th or so is the area above or just below Gold Rey Dam near Medford for Spring Chinook. With nearly 4500 fish over the dam and some days with 100 a day crossing the counter. Fishing has been very slow on the Lower Rogue the last week - I do not look for this to change on a consistant bases for the rest of the Spring Season. However after Jult 10th the Bay will be open for keeping both Wild and Hatchery Early Fall Chinook (Kings). The run is forcast to be quite an improvement over the last several years, with lots of 3 yr old salmon. Time will tell but we are optimistic for good returns after two of the last 3 years have seen very limited ocean harvest which normally runs 20% to 30% of the run. The lack of this impact and improving ocean rearing conditions bodes well for a strong return to the river this year. WE have date open and bookings are going pretty well at this time so call soon. 1-800-348-4138 |
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| Chetco River - report updated 6/8/2009 | ||
| Click here for Chetco River Water Level | ||
Chetco River Closed until rains come in Fall The Chetco River has no Salmon or Steelhead fishing until rains in October draw fish in. No Steelhead until after Thanksgiving. Rogue River is best bet in Southern Oregon until then.
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| Elk & Sixes Rivers - report updated 6/8/2009 | ||
| Elk River Hatchery Fishing Report 541-332-7025 | ||
Elk & Sixes River - No fish until rains in fall. The Elk & Sixes Rivers have no Salmon or Steelhead fishing until rains in October draw fish in. No Steelhead until after Thanksgiving. Rogue River is best bet in Southern Oregon until then.
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| Tillamook Bay - report updated 4/25/2007 | ||
TILLAMOOK BAY SPRINGER REPORT TILLAMOOK BAY FISHING REPORTRiver levels have dropped down to lower levels after dealing with above average flows for most of the winter.There are still some native steelhead entering the local rivers, with quite a few spawners heading back out to the deep blue, so please watch using diver and shrimp baits as you know the outbound fish will eat those shrimp whole and the mortality rate is quite high in the well intended release mode. Rumors are starting to pass about a few Springer's showing in the ocean and bay as well as a few in the Trask and Wilson rivers. This coming week we start hitting the water in search of the finest fish this area has to offer, damn the gas price, full Springer ahead, See you on the water, Tim Marshall Fishing Oregon 503 842 5171 www.fish-oregon.com April is moving along and we getting ready for the first north coast Springer's to make there way into Tillamook bay and the local rivers, Hooks are sharpened and line is getting replaced thinking about the tremendous fight that the spring fish are known for. Rumors have it that a few of the first pilot fish in the run have been tagged and bagged, then taken home to be enjoyed as some of the best table fare for any Salmon available. We are taking bookings now, the callers are very anxious to get and try there luck, As I am to be there guiding them! See you on the water, Tim Marshall Fishing Oregon 503 842 5171 www.fish-oregon.com |
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