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It’s feeling more and more like fall around here- beautiful quiet weekdays and comfortable camping weather. The lake is about 28ft below spill, which is normal for this time in the irrigation season. While it’s definitely a different feel than “full to the brim” it has its own beauty, especially when it’s still and glassy, and especially when the only...
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If you’ve been missing the taste of ocean-fresh salmon, keep your eyes on the Chetco River estuary. Salmon have been staging in the tidewater since early September, waiting for enough rain to push upriver. According to Andy Martin of Wild Rivers Fishing, action is improving. “Salmon action has improved in the Chetco River estuary, with a mix of hatchery and wild...
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Fall Chinook Salmon Run Starting
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, SEPTEMBER 14, 2025
Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir
Trinity River Fishing
by E.B. Duggan, SEPTEMBER 14, 2025
Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir
Labor Day has come and gone! The Labor Day Holiday was busy in Willow Creek and many people enjoyed the river. We were very fortunate in that there were NO river problems. (rescues or drownings) There was plenty of things to do on the river, swimming, tubing, rafting and a little fishing. I have been away too long and will...
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The Eureka fleet finally got its shot at the albacore over the weekend — and they made it count. Flat seas, warm water, and a zone known to be holding fish came together perfectly. Charters and a convoy of sport boats ran about 40 miles southwest of the jaws on Saturday and Sunday and absolutely loaded up. Scores hit as...
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North Coast Fishing Outlook: Tuna Takes the Spotlight
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, SEPTEMBER 4, 2025
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, SEPTEMBER 4, 2025
t’s a great time to be a saltwater angler on the North Coast. Right now, the options are wide open — Pacific halibut, rockfish, and tuna. And this weekend, tuna will take center stage. With flat seas and warm water within range, boats from Shelter Cove to Crescent City will be making the run offshore in hopes of loading the...
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Big Push of Salmon and Steelhead Follows Klamath Flow Increase
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, AUGUST 29, 2025
Kenny Priest
by Kenny Priest, AUGUST 29, 2025
As soon as increased flows hit the lower Klamath, big schools of salmon and steelhead charged upriver. Fishing was excellent earlier in the week, and small pulses of fish should continue moving in over the next few weeks. Flows peaked at 4,172 cfs Wednesday and are now dropping but will remain high through the holiday weekend, around 3,100 cfs Saturday...
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