Oregon Fish Report
Elk River Fish Report for 1-7-2021


The Elk Should Be Fishable Before The End of The Week

Elk River - Port Orford, OR (Curry County)

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Fishing The North Coast

by Kenny Priest
1-7-2021
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The Elk and Sixes also blew out Sunday, according to Martin. “The Elk should be fishable before the end of the week, but the Sixes will be high and muddy for a while. The Elk reached 6.5 feet. It fishes best around 4 feet or less. The lower Rogue was also just getting good on New Year’s Day before it also blew out. Guide John Anderson got three steelhead anchoring and fishing MagLip plugs on Jan. 1,” added Martin



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