Oregon Fish Report
Hyatt Lake Fish Report for 9-6-2016
Hyatt Lake Fish Report for 9-6-2016
Hyatt Lake Fishing Report
Hyatt Lake - Ashland, OR (Jackson County)
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
9-6-2016
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During this time of year, fishing for trout is best in the morning, and in water 25-35 feet deep. Stocked legals and some trophy trout are still being caught. Anglers fishing from shore will want to concentrate on the deeper water near the dam if they are targeting trout. Fishing for largemouth bass has been good. The reservoir is 46 percent full. The Cascade boat ramp is still operational, but the dock is completely out of the water. Wildcat boat ramp is a gravel unimproved boat ramp. Users are advised to launch at their own risk.
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