Trask River - Cutthroat trout fishing should be fair to good

Cutthroat trout fishing should be fair to good

Trask River - Tillamook , OR (Tillamook County)

by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
7-31-2024
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The Trask River 200 feet above and 900 feet below Gold Creek at Trask Hatchery (which includes the "hatchery hole" closed to fishing July 16 and will remain closed until Oct. 15. ‌

The Trask does NOT have a release of hatchery summer steelhead but there are a few strays in the river with some being caught.‌

Cutthroat trout fishing should be fair to good, with fish spread through mainstem and forks of the river. Sea-run cutthroat have been moving through the tidewater and aregetting into the river. Just remember no bait is allowed May 22-Aug 31 in the North, South and East forks.

More Reports

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, July 31st

Walla Walla River: Good Trout Fishing on Walla Walla River
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Good Fishing All Around
Crescent Lake: Good Fishing But Limited Access at Crescent
Haystack Reservoir: Rare Opportunity for Anglers!
Ochoco Reservoir: Good Trout Fishing From the Bank
Odell Lake: Anglers Report Good Kokanee and Trout Fishing
Prinevile Reservoir: Fair Fishing at Prinevile
Wickiup Reservoir: Reports of Healthy Fish Though Spread Out
Clear Lake: Will Be Stocked Soon!
Willamette River CST FK: COAST FORK WILLAMETTE RIVER Update
Gold Lake: Gold Lake Updates
Green Peter Reservoir: Water Level Dropping Slowly
McKenzie River: McKenzie River Updates
Willamette River: Willamette River Middle Fork Updates
Quartzville Creek: Trout Active Year Round
Salmon Creek: Salmon Creek Updates
Santiam River ( North Fork) : A recreational use advisory was issued
Santiam River ( North Fork) Above Detroit Lake: Will Be Stocked Again This Week
Nehalem River: Fishing is Picking Up a Little
Nestucca River: Some Fish Being Caught
Tillamook Bay: Still Some Opportunity

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Friday, July 26th

: Halibut all-depth angling days added to Central Oregon Coast and Columbia River subareas
: Mussels, razor clams close on south coast