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There Have Been Good Days But Ther're Sporadic

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Report Date:3-4-2021

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Steelhead fishing on the Wilson has been slow to fair this season; there have been some really good days, but they’re sporadic. It has been in decent shape this week and is just getting a little low and clear. Rains predicted for Thursday and Friday should bump it back up into prime condition for the weekend, however, and hopefully will bring in another push of fish.

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for Thursday, March 4th, 2021

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Rogue River - Middle: More Winter Fish Are Showing Up Everyday
Rogue River- Upper: Upper Rogue River Report
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Necanicum River: Necanicum River Report
Nehalem River: Main Stem Nehalem is Getting into Good Conditions
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Trask River: Trask is in Decent Shape Right Now
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Smith Reservoir: Smith Reservoir Update
Crooked River: Fishing Has Been Good
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