Idaho Fish Report
The River Has Dropped Into Shape & Will Have Good Conditions Through The Weekend
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
2-11-2021
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Winter steelhead fishing continues to be slow on the Siuslaw like all the other coastal rivers this season. The river has dropped into shape and will have good conditions through the upcoming weekend. Expect the fishing to improve as February is typically the peak month on the Siuslaw. The Whitaker Creek area is the best place to target returning hatchery fish.
Hatchery fish are also planted in Lake Creek and are released into Green Creek. These returning hatchery fish will start to show up in December and peak in January and February.
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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Thursday, February 11th, 2021
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Umatilla River: Water Clarity & Levels Have Started To Drop
Wallowa River: Catch Rates For Steelhead Are Starting to Pick Up
McKenzie River: ODFW Will Resume Stocking in April
Santiam River ( North Fork) Above Detroit Lake: Anglers Should Be Aware of A New Regulation Implemented This Year
Alsea River: Winter Steelhead Fishing Continues to Be Slow
Kilchis River: Slow Last Weekend Despite Good Conditions
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Nestucca River: River Was High & Fishing Was Slow
Siletz River: Steelhead Fishing Continues to Be Slow Despite The Ideal Conditions
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