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Ichlhyophthirus (Ich) has been found in the Lower Klamath near Blue Creek. Ich is the disease that killed so many returning Fall Run Chinook in 2002. In order to disperse the pathogens that cause Ich, the river needs cooler water temperatures and higher water flows. This is the reason for the pulse flows of 900cfs from the Trinity Lake.
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Ryan Miller from Boulder Creek broke his arm just days before their camping trip, it didn't slow him down from swimming with his newly acquired waterproof cast however! He also brought his little friend Rheese Keller and she caught her 1st fish ever off our dock! Ryan caught a little Bass also and they released the little guys back into...
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Fish the incoming tide for superperch
Southern Oregon
by Larry Ellis, AUGUST 20, 2016
Rogue River- Lower
Southern Oregon
by Larry Ellis, AUGUST 20, 2016
Rogue River- Lower
Surf fishing for surfperch isn't just a May thing - it's a summer thing! Actually it's a thing-thing! Surfperch are available all year long for those who know how to fish the tides, and fishing the proper part of the tide means everything when it comes to being successful at catching surfperch.
There are actually only a few hours out...
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Question: We have a question about catching octopus. Can octopus caught in crab traps be kept? Can sport fishermen use traps to target octopus for sushi or to use for bait? If not traps, can you recommend a better way? Also, are there any seasons, bag limits and/or size limits for octopus? (Nick W.)
Answer: No, traps may not...
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Flows and Conditions: Lewiston Dam releases are 449cfs, water temps are 54.2 and air is 73 degrees at 10:00a.m. today. Limekiln Gulch is 4.8ft at 399cfs, water temps are 53.2 and air is 70. Douglas City is 6.2ft at 447cfs, water temps of 58.2 and air is 73.Junction City is 1.6ft at 451cfs. Helena is 8.5ft at 454cfs with water...
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The Lake is 103ft (an increase of 2ft.) below the overflow and 46% of capacity (0% decrease) Inflow to Trinity Lake is 247cfs and the Trinity Dam is releasing 1,370cfs to Lewiston Lake with 921cfs going to Whiskeytown Lake and on to the Keswick Power Plant with 10,188cfs being released to the Sacramento River.
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