Nevada Fish Report
Alsea River Fish Report for 4-5-2023


The Alsea will river level has gone back down over the past few days

Alsea River - Alsea, OR


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
4-5-2023
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Winter steelhead are throughout the Alsea system. The popular NF Alsea fishery is open and steady with fishing conditions. This fishery has been fair to good over the last week. The Alsea will river level has gone back down over the past few days and is going to continue a downward trend into the weekend hovering around 6.0 feet.

The later returning wild broodstock hatchery fish are being caught in the NF Alsea. Boat and bank fishing has been fair over the past week. Wild and hatchery steelhead have been caught and conditions have remained steady but challenging.

Trout fishing will reopen on May 22.





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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, April 5th, 2023

Crescent Lake: The lake level remains extremely low
Fall River: Fly-anglers continue to report good spring fishing in the Fall River
Hood River: Winter steelhead fishing on the Hood River has been good
Metolius River: The Metolius River continues to fish well
Ochoco Reservoir: The reservoir is very low at 16 percent full
Prinevile Reservoir: Prineville Reservoir is slowly filling but still very low at 20 percent full
Rock Creek Reservoir: The reservoir is accessible and ice has melted
Blue River Reservoir: Reservoir level is still extremely low
Foster Reservoir: The boat ramp at Sunnyside Park County Park should be in good shape to launch boats
Green Peter Reservoir: The reservoir is slowly filling up
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Santiam River (South Fork): About 100 summer steelhead have already crossed into the upper Willamette Basin
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