Fish Report
With recent rainstorms, fishing conditions have improved
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
3-2-2022
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With recent rainstorms, fishing conditions have improved. Boat and bank anglers plunking with Spin-n-Glos and/or plugs have a good shot at landing a steelhead and could possibly get a crack at an early spring Chinook. Folks in boats looking to be a bit more mobile may want to also try bobber dogging, or side drifting techniques as they have also been productive in these water conditions. Anglers can only retain 1 wild steelhead a day and it must be 24 inches or larger. Wild Chinook must be released until June 1.
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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, March 2nd, 2022
Ana Reservoir: Fishing for hybrid bass has been successful for a few fishermen recently
Dog Lake: Ice is approximately 11 inches deep and fishing has been fair
Upper Klamath Lake: Fishing is very slow
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Lake Of The Woods: Ice fishing has been excellent at times for small yellow perch
Chetco River: Recent rainfall has brought the river levels up
Cooper Creek Reservoir: A recent extra stocking of larger trout should make fishing for trout more productive
Coos River: The rain this week should finally get the river levels to rise
Coquille River: The rain this week should finally get the river levels to rise to more normal conditions
Galesville Reservoir: The boat ramp is usable and anglers are taking advantage of it
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