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The Klamath River at Terwer Creek reached the heat temperatures and low water flow requirements for emergency water releases from Trinity Lake, to lower the water temperatures and increase water flows in the Lower Klamath River in order to prevent salmon from dying. On August 22, the Bureau of Reclamation is going to start water releases from Trinity Lake. The...
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-- Well, August marks the end of summer and although past years it has been the hottest month on record, this year is mild so far. It seems that catfish, crappie, & bass are still the primary targets for this warm weather with an occasional trout in the mix.
Noah & Kameron Blair brought up a gorgeous 5 lb....
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Usually fishing for rockfish, cabezon and lingcod is the easiest kind of fishing in the world.
But lately some folks have been saying that the fishing has either been good one day or mediocre the next. People either find the spots or they don't, so they say.
All I can say is if the bottomfish are throwing you a...
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Well, August marks the end of summer and although past years it has been the hottest month on record, this year is mild so far. It seems that Catfish, Crappie, & Bass are still the primary targets for this warm weather with an occasional trout in the mix.
Noah & Kameron Blair brought up a gorgeous 5 lb. 8...
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The report is very similar to last week for the lower Klamath. Boats working from Blue Creek down are hooking between two and four steelhead per trip. A few more fall salmon have started to enter the river, but not in any big numbers yet. The river is in good shape with morning water temperatures hovering right around 70 degrees.
The salmon bite around the jetties continues to be consistent according to skipper Tim Klassen of Reel Steel Sport Fishing. “On Monday, the fish bit really well and all the boats had limits. The bite was a little tougher on Tuesday, and the rough and turbulent water probably had something to do with it. They just don’t seem to bite...
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