Necanicum River Fish Report for 1-8-2025
Attention boaters!
Necanicum River - Seaside, OR (Clatsop County)
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
1-8-2025
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Attention boaters: There is a boating obstruction/hazard upstream of Mail Creek on the Necanicum River (between the Hwy 26 bridge and Klootchy Park). This is a large log/debris jam blocking the river. Boaters should use extreme caution. Check the Oregon State Marine Board boater obstruction map here.
The Hwy 101 boat ramp on the Necanicum has been re-opened for angler access. The gate remains up but has a combination lock on it. Anglers can get the combination by calling the Tillamook District office at (503) 842–2741 and providing their name and ODFW Hunter/Angler ID number.
Hatchery winter steelhead are in the Necanicum. Conditions are good as of this writing and the river should be fishable through the weekend, although it may get on the low side.
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