Fish Report
Anglers have been catching some steelhead in the Imnaha River
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
3-2-2022
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Anglers have been catching some steelhead in the Imnaha River, and trout fishing is also open. Throughout March, hatchery steelhead will be moving up the Imnaha River and Big Sheep Creek. Both bait drifted near the bottom and jigs fished under bobbers can be effective means of catching steelhead on the Imnaha River.
Anglers are reminded that bull trout may be encountered in the fishery and must be released unharmed. Anglers that hike down the Imnaha River and fish for steelhead in the Snake River must use barbless hooks when fishing for steelhead in the Snake River. Additionally, anglers fishing for steelhead in the Snake River need to be aware that the daily limit for steelhead in the Snake River is two hatchery steelhead this spring.
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