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Chetco River Fish Report for 2-3-2022
Chetco River Fish Report for 2-3-2022
Steelhead fishing has slowed on the Chetco
Chetco River - Brookings, OR (Curry County)
by Kenny Priest
2-3-2022
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Steelhead fishing has slowed on the Chetco, as water levels reached their lowest of the season early this week, reports Andy Martin of Wild Rivers Fishing. “With flows of around 830 cfs, it’s difficult to drift the river, and the fish holding up in the lower river are spooky and reluctant to bite,” said Martin. “Most guides have shifted gears to other waters. Expect good action after the next rain, although there is none in the forecast. The Rogue has been slow because of low water. A few adult winter steelhead and half-pounders are being caught near Agness.”
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