Gold Lake Fish Report - Crescent, OR (Lake County)

Gold Lake is open for fishing

Gold Lake - Crescent, OR (Lake County)

by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
9-20-2023
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Gold Lake is open for fishing. Annually, the lake is closed to fishing between Oct. 31 and May 22.

Gold lake has special fishing regulations in place that include no retention of rainbow trout, no limit on brook trout, fly-fishing only (has to be a fly rod, no spinning rigs) and barbless hooks. Oregon State Marine Board passed a new regulation in 2020 that allows ELECTRIC motors only on Gold Lake. ‌

Gold Lake is a 100-acre lake located north of the Willamette Pass summit off Hwy. 58 approximately 23 miles southeast of Oakridge.

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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, September 20th, 2023

Elk River: Elk River Hatchery fish released early due to Anvil Fire Level 3 evacuation
Deschutes River- Lower: Chinook fishing at Sherars has been good the past few weeks
Laurance Lake: Laurance Lake closes to fishing Nov. 1
Alton Baker Canoe Canal: Will be stocked again this week with 900 hatchery rainbow trout
Foster Reservoir: The reservoir is still mostly full
Green Peter Reservoir: The water level has dropped below the toe-slope of Thistle Creek boat ramp
Henry Hagg Lake: The best time to catch bass during fall is typically early morning or late evening
Quartzville Creek: Currently it is at 15 cfs
Santiam River (South Fork): Currently flows are around 1,200 cfs at the Waterloo gauge
Alsea River: Fall Chinook is open on the Alsea
Nehalem River: Chinook fishing slowed this week
Salmon River: Fall Chinook is open and picking up in the Salmon River
Siletz River: Siletz will be your best bet for any summer steelhead coming back into the basin
Siuslaw River: Fall Chinook has started to pick up the last two weeks on the Siuslaw river!
Yaquina River: The tides have been affecting the fishery a great deal

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Thursday, September 14th, 2023

: Recreational ocean salmon in-season changes between Cape Falcon and Humbug Mt.
: ODFW Recreation Report