A repeat from last week, go HERE to see Glenn’s report
Steelheading remains fair, angler focus likely to turn to valley options (Spring Chinook) North Coast Fishing Report – (Sorry for the late update folks, a trip to the ER with dad after a skull jarring…
More sporadic steelheading as we head away from peak season Clackamas River Fishing Report – Clackamas River anglers are still in the heat of peak season. It’s hard to call it peak season when the…
Upper Columbia springers slow to show, target Willamette bound salmon downstream of St. Helens Columbia River Fishing Report – It’s been far from fast and furious for Columbia River anglers, whether by boat or by…
Springers hitting the deck more often now, water conditions are cooperating Pictured is Kevin Austero with a Sellwood spring Chinook from this week Willamette River Fishing Report – The Sultan of Sellwood spent more time…
OCTOBER 20, 2019 One of the hassles of being a boat owner is the trailer. To fishermen, boat trailers are a necessary evil. They don’t help you catch fish, and they can be a pain…
Winter conditions persisted to the latter week making comfortable fishing conditions rather tough. Those who did brave the snow and cold did have a few “lottery” winners with some nice winter and even still, some…
The Cowlitz has leveled off, not taking off. Anglers are beginning to pay a little more attention to the lower Columbia despite the lack of Chinook traversing the dam. Those intercepting fish on the Columbia…
By Bill Monroe I don’t have to be a Marine to need a few good men and women. A briefing is in order: There’s a move afoot to memorialize the late Bob Toman at Carver…
Merwin remains the single most reported bright spot in SW Washington fishing. WDFW angler checks this week didn’t convey any effort or success for our tributaries except for the Cowlitz. Most area rivers should be approaching the new normal for peak winter Steelhead this month. I’m most looking forward to the Cowlitz run size coming…
Portland/Metro Oregon Fishing Report – Reports of more robust catches of spring Chinook are coming from Willamette River anglers. We’re still many weeks away from peak season, but there are catchable numbers of fish available, but river conditions may deteriorate by the weekend. Herring trollers will take the majority of fish in these colder waters and…
Steelhead action remains “meh…,” few opportunities for offshore bottomfishing North Coast Fishing Report – Another week of ho-hum fishing with ho-hum water conditions on the north coast. I don’t know where and when all that…