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Steelhead are moving into the Wallowa River

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Report Date:1-8-2025

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Steelhead have started moving into the Wallowa River and will be available to anglers through the winter and into spring. In addition to steelhead, rainbow trout and whitefish can be caught. Jigs fished under bobbers can be a great way to catch steelhead while trout and whitefish will readily take flies of spinners.

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for Wednesday, January 8th

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