Idaho Fish Report
The Necanicum will be getting a little low by the weekend but will still be fishable
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
1-20-2022
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Attention Boaters: There is an impassable boating hazard on the Necanicum River between Klootchie county park and the Hwy 101 boat ramps. (Exact location 45.96553, -123.92740). Boaters should avoid this obstruction for the time being.
There are hatchery winter steelhead throughout the Necanicum River fishery, and fresh fish still coming in. The Necanicum will be getting a little low by the weekend but will still be fishable. When fishing low and clear water using smaller, subtle presentations and stealthy tactics will improve the chances of success.
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Morgan Lake: Closed for the winter
Umatilla River: There have been a total of 757 steelhead counted at TMFD up to date
Crooked River: The water is low and dirty
Ochoco Reservoir: Water level is extremely low and completely iced over
Prinevile Reservoir: Trout fishing continues to be good near the dam
Walton Lake: The lake is completely iced over
Detroit Reservoir: Currently the reservoir water level is at or near the bottom of Mongold boat ramp
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Santiam River (South Fork): Currently flows are around 6,100 cfs at the Waterloo gage
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Alsea River: Winter steelhead fishing has slowed down
Kilchis River: The Kilchis will be a little on the low and clear side this weekend
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