Lost Creek Lake Fish Report for 2-28-2024
Bank fishing near the dam was productive
Lost Creek Lake - Trail, OR (Jackson County)
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
2-28-2024
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Lost Creek current elevation is about 1,841 feet. The Takelma boat ramp is available for access by trailered boats. The county ramp at Joseph Stewart is usable as well.
Bank fishing near the dam was productive recently with rainbow, garlic Powerbait. Trout landed ranged from 12-18 inches. A recent report was received of twenty fish being caught by two anglers trolling around the reservoir fairly close to the surface with a pink hoochie spiked with corn behind a dodger and weight. Green and orange wedding ring spiked with corn behind a dodger and weight also was also productive. One rainbow was 20 inches.
Effort has been surprisingly low. Another report indicated an angler caught numerous 14 to 16-inch spring Chinook and trout trolling an Apex lure around the dam and water control tower to depths of 80 feet with a downrigger. Wind drifting with worms may also produce trout.
Anglers can get the latest reservoir details by calling the US Army Corps Lost Creek Lake and Applegate Reservoir projects information line at 1-800-472-2434
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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, February 28th
Detroit Reservoir: Reservoir levels are expected to slowly rise throughout the late winter and spring
Junction City Pond: This pond is now closed but is scheduled to be re-opened to the public by March 4
Santiam River ( North Fork) : North Santiam River Report
Santiam River (South Fork): Currently flows are around 2,400 cfs at the Waterloo gauge as of Feb. 26
Applegate Reservoir: The reservoir is high enough now that Copper Boat Ramp is usable along with French Gulch
Ben Irving Reservoir: Trout will be the best target until it warms up a bit
Diamond Lake: Diamond Lake is only partially frozen over
Expo Pond: Expo Pond Report
Galesville Reservoir: No recent reports from anglers except an indirect report of a trophy trout being landed
Illinois River: The Illinois River is open to catch-and-release trout and winter steelhead fishing
Lemolo Lake: No recent reports if Lemolo is accessible right now and the conditions of ice
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Tuesday, February 27thImnaha River: From now through the end of the season in April can be some of the best times for steelhead fishing
Wallowa River: Steelhead fishing was quite good on the Wallowa River over the winter
Crooked River: The Crooked continues to fish well this winter
Haystack Reservoir: Haystack is currently at 76 percent full
Ochoco Reservoir: The reservoir is 74 percent full
Prinevile Reservoir: Prineville Reservoir at 73 percent full
Kilchis River: Expect fair to good opportunity
Miami River: Fishing conditions should be good by late in the week
Necanicum River: The hatchery steelhead run on the Necanicum River is nearly over but there are wild steelhead throughout the fishery
Nehalem River: The Nehalem is predicted to blow out on Wednesday
Nehalem River- North Fork: Steelhead fishing on the North Fork Nehalem has been slow mostly due to river conditons
Nestucca River: The Nestucca is predicted to blow out on Wednesday and will probably remain high through the weekend
Three Rivers: Three Rivers will probably blow out with the rest of the North Coast on Wednesday
Trask River: The Trask River is predicted to blow out on Wednesday
Wilson River: The Wilson is predicted to blow out on Wednesday
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