Siletz River - Winter steelhead typically start to show up in early December on the Siletz

Winter steelhead typically start to show up in early December on the Siletz

Siletz River - Lincoln City, OR

by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
11-24-2021
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***Update*** The Siletz Basin did have a limited wild Coho season that ended on Oct. 15. No wild Coho retention is allowed for the remainder of the 2021 season.

Fall Chinook is winding down on the Siletz. There is still a chance to catch a late returning fall Chinook but the prolonged high water has moved the fish up into the spawning grounds above the fishing deadlines.

Winter steelhead typically start to show up in early December on the Siletz. Although it can be a bit slow there are usually some fish around in December. Then things start to pick up in January and peak from Jan-March. Time to get geared up for winter steelheading.

Trout fishing in streams closed on Oct. 31.

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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, November 24th, 2021

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Umpqua River: North Umpqua River reopens to angling
John C Boyle Reservoir: Fishing is slow due to very cold water temps
Miller Lake: Access might be challenging due to snow
Agate Lake: Agate Lake is still hovering around 10 percent capacity, but slowly filling
Applegate Reservoir: The only useable boat ramp at Applegate Reservoir is the French Gulch Boat Ramp
Applegate River: The river is open to trout fishing through the end of the year
Arizona Pond: Slow. The pond is now full from fall rain, but is still a bit weedy
Ben Irving Reservoir: Ben Irving might be worth a try this weekend
Bradley Lake: Trout fishing has been good
Butterfield Lake: Butterfield Lake Fishing Report
Chetco River: Temporary rule changes for wild adult Chinook are now in place Aug. 31-Dec. 31
Cooper Creek Reservoir: There should be lots of leftover trout still available
Coquille River: The next big rain could bring the first steelhead up the Coquille River
Elk River: A good number of Chinook have had a chance to distribute throughout the river
Howard Prairie Reservoir: Zone regulations are back in place
Hyatt Lake: Emergency regulations have been lifted at Hyatt Lake and zone regulations now apply
Pistol River: Fish have had a chance to move into the river system
Rogue River- Lower: A good number of fish have moved into tributaries
Winchuck River: Fall rain has encouraged a good number of fish upstream into the river system
Alsea River: Winter steelhead typically start to show up in the Alsea River at the end of November

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