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The next big rain could bring the first steelhead up the Coquille River

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Report Date:11-24-2021

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The next big rain could bring the first steelhead up the Coquille River. Bank anglers typically start plunking near the town of Coquille early in the season.

Trout fishing in streams and rivers is closed until May 22.

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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

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The next big rain could bring the first steelhead up the Coquille River

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