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Lower Rogue Has Been Slow for Chinook

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Report Date:7-18-2019

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The Rogue bay has been slow for Chinook. Most of the fish are being caught downstream of Highway 101. Chinook numbers should continue climb through July.

For a current view of the Rogue from the Isaac Lee Patterson Bridge in Gold Beach, check out the ODOT’s camera.

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for Thursday, July 18th, 2019

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July 24 Meeting in Newport on Proposed Regulation Change Requiring Marking for Recreational Cab Gear

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Report Date: 7-17-2019

Oregon recreational crabbers can learn about a proposed regulation change for recreational crabbing gear and provide their input at an......

Lower Rogue Has Been Slow for Chinook

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