Oregon Fish Report
Fish Lake Fish Report for 10-23-2018


Fish Lake Fishing Report

Fish Lake - Lakecreek, OR (Jackson County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
10-23-2018
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All boat ramps at the lake are inaccessible.

Anglers fishing from shore, or from inflatables or personal watercraft should have very good fishing at Fish Lake this fall. Water clarity has improved. Anglers may be walking their vessel through mud to get to deeper water.

Tiger trout, Chinook salmon, brook trout, and larger rainbow trout are available. Larger tiger trout can be targeted by casting lures or streamer flies around structure, but remember that tiger trout must be immediately released unharmed. Anglers are encouraged to report their catch of tiger trout to fish district staff at 541-826-8774.




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