Oregon Fish Report
Floras Lake Fish Report for 8-18-2022
Floras Lake Fish Report for 8-18-2022
Trout fishing has slowed down
Floras Lake - Port Orford, OR
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
8-18-2022
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Trout fishing has slowed down as the lake has warmed up during the summer. Anglers fishing early morning or evening tend to be doing the best. There is a small population of bass in the lake. Bank anglers might have better luck looking for bass hanging around the edges or under docks.
Casting or trolling with spinners, bait and bobber, and fly-fishing are all popular fishing methods for chasing trout in Floras Lake. Bank access is very limited and most anglers fish from a boat. The boat ramp is located at Boice Cope County Park.
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