Spring Chinook fishing continues to improve on the Nestucca
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
6-8-2022
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Spring Chinook fishing continues to improve on the Nestucca. Quite a few fish have returned to the hatchery and fish are throughout the fishery. Coastal Chinook can be challenging, but there appear to be fair numbers of them around. Fishing first and last light will increase the odds of success. Flows are still good for drifting from First bridge down. The Little Nestucca River has a hatchery spring Chinook release as well, and fish should be in that river also
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Holbrook Reservoir: Trolling for rainbows will be extremely productive
Phillips Reservoir: Dry flies has been a good way to catch both rainbow trout and pikeminnows
Unity Reservoir: Unity Reservoir is almost full
Applegate Reservoir: All boat ramps are now open
Cooper Creek Reservoir: Anglers have been reporting good catches
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Diamond Lake: Trout seem to be biting better in June
Eel Lake: Trout fishing at Eel Lake is picking up
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Garrison Lake: Best time to fish is early or late in the day
Lost Creek Lake: Fishing has been very good
Medco Pond: Fishing should be good for trout, as well as warmwater species
Rogue River- Lower: Starting June 1, anglers can keep any chinook
Rogue River - Middle: From the mouth upstream to Fishers Ferry boat ramp, wild Chinook are legal for retention after June 1
Rogue River- Upper: Trout fishing is now open in the Rogue
Rogue River- Upper (Above Lost Creek): Flows in the upper river are quite elevated right now
Tenmile Lakes: The Tenmile Lake level was recently at 10 feet
Umpqua River: All angling is prohibited within 200 feet of any portion of a tributary mouth
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