Coho present, but not accounted for in both the Clackamas and Sandy River systems Clackamas River Fishing Report – Coho are in the Clackamas River, but as we’ve seen in conditions like this, are quite…
Coho are in, now we need a weather change Clackamas River Fishing Report – The rain we experienced in the metro area this week had no visible effect on river levels on the Clackamas. We need…
Clackamas River Fishing Report – Action is underway on the lower Clackamas and anglers working the upper reaches are finding fish as well. Most agree however, we’re in desperate need of rain to get things jump-started…
Clackamas River Fishing Report – Clackamas River anglers are getting anxious for the run to get underway. Coho remain temperamental in the lower reaches of the Clackamas, where jumpers are found nearly daily, but remain reluctant…
Clackamas River Fishing Report – Not much has changed since last week for Clackamas River anglers. Coho continue to stack up at the mouth of the river, frustrating casters as they experience lock-jawed salmon, just waiting…
Clackamas River – Coho are congregating at the mouth of the Clackamas River (Dahl Park/Clackamette Park) but are far from inspired to bite. Rollers are seen every morning, and anglers are pitching gear after them,…
Anglers await coho, summer steelhead skittish Clackamas River Fishing Report – Most anglers are awaiting the coho to arrive, the river has been busy with rafters and tubers, but even that season is coming to…
Sandy, Clack still options for summer steelhead; Coho soon to show Clackamas River Fishing Report – With spring Chinook largely off the table as hatchery fish get close to spawning, anglers remain focused on summer…
Above photo: Edwardo Estoy is showing off one of the many springers he’s caught over the last couple of weeks caught on a spinner from the Sandy River. Clackamas River Fishing Report – The wild spring Chinook run on the…
Clackamas River Fishing Report – Anglers don’t often think of spring Chinook on the Clackamas this late in the game, and really, there isn’t much reason to. Fishery managers report however, that they continue to see…
Springers and summer steelhead still present, rolling, not biting Clackamas River Fishing Report – Spring Chinook passage at the North Fork facility has already exceeded last year’s numbers and fishery managers at the Clackamas hatchery…
Springers still receptive, summer steelhead the better bet Clackamas River Fishing Report – Clackamas River anglers are having a harder time finding consistent success, despite good numbers of fish in the river. The hot weather…