Lost Creek Lake Fish Report - Trail, OR (Jackson County)

Lost Creek Reservoir Updates

Lost Creek Lake - Trail, OR (Jackson County)

by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
7-31-2024
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Lost Creek's current elevation is about 1,839 feet or 66 percent full and dropping. The Takelma and Stewart boat ramps are available for access by trailered boats.‌

Trollers have had good success at Lost Creek on holdover and stocked trout using a variety of gear: Apex lures, Brad's cut plug lures with scent, red hoochies, and wedding rings. Trout have been caught at the surface and down to about 50 feet with a downrigger. The lures are often fish behind dodgers, and can be spiked with corn, worms or power worms. Bank fishing on both sides of the dam can be very effective using PowerBait. Stocked spring Chinook are also available but they will be deep and mostly found around Peyton Bridge.‌

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.

More Reports

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, July 31st

Walla Walla River: Good Trout Fishing on Walla Walla River
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Good Fishing All Around
Crescent Lake: Good Fishing But Limited Access at Crescent
Haystack Reservoir: Rare Opportunity for Anglers!
Ochoco Reservoir: Good Trout Fishing From the Bank
Odell Lake: Anglers Report Good Kokanee and Trout Fishing
Prinevile Reservoir: Fair Fishing at Prinevile
Wickiup Reservoir: Reports of Healthy Fish Though Spread Out
Clear Lake: Will Be Stocked Soon!
Willamette River CST FK: COAST FORK WILLAMETTE RIVER Update
Gold Lake: Gold Lake Updates
Green Peter Reservoir: Water Level Dropping Slowly
McKenzie River: McKenzie River Updates
Willamette River: Willamette River Middle Fork Updates
Quartzville Creek: Trout Active Year Round
Salmon Creek: Salmon Creek Updates
Santiam River ( North Fork) : A recreational use advisory was issued
Santiam River ( North Fork) Above Detroit Lake: Will Be Stocked Again This Week
Nehalem River: Fishing is Picking Up a Little
Nestucca River: Some Fish Being Caught
Tillamook Bay: Still Some Opportunity
Trask River: Cutthroat trout fishing should be fair to good
Wilson River: Fishing has picked up
Ana Reservoir: Fishing should be good this month
Blue Lake: Fishing was fantastic mid July
Bully Creek Reservoir: Large Carp Die Off Recently
Campbell Reservoir: Catch rates for largemouth bass and bluegill should be very good
Chewaucan River: Fishing was great this past weekend
Dead Horse Lake: Fishing has been good for stocked trout
Delintment Lake: Fishing should be great
Dog Lake: Great producer of warmwater fish
Fourmile Lake: Fourmile Lake Updates
Gerber Reservoir: Incredible densities of yellow perch and some larger crappie
Heart Lake: Fishing should be fair
Holbrook Reservoir: Fishing has slowed down
Klamath River - Upper - OR: Upper Klamath River Update
Klamath River - Middle: Klamath River Updates
Krumbo Reservoir: Fishing for holdover trout has been great
Lake Of The Woods: The lake is dominated by stunted yellow perch
Lofton Reservoir: Fishing is poor
Long Creek Reservoir: Flows will be good for fishing
Lost River: Water Quality is Degrading Quickly at Lost River
Miller Lake: Miller Lake Updates
Sky Lakes Wilderness Lakes: Sky Lakes and Mountain Lake Wilderness Updates
Sprague River: Sprague River Updates
Williamson River: Upper Williamson Updates
Williamson River: Lower Williamson Updates
Wood River: Wood River should continue improving for brown trout
Agate Lake: Agate Lake Updates
Applegate Reservoir: Applegate Reservoir Updates
Ben Irving Reservoir: This should be a good time to fish Ben Irving
Cooper Creek Reservoir: Cooper Creek Reservoir Updates
Emigrant Reservoir: Fishing for bass and panfish is very good
Fish Lake : Anglers continue to do well
Hemlock Lake: Fishing continues to be good for rainbow trout
Howard Prairie Reservoir: Howard Prairie Updates
Hyatt Lake: Fishing has been good so far
Lemolo Lake: Lemolo Updates

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Friday, July 26th

: Halibut all-depth angling days added to Central Oregon Coast and Columbia River subareas
: Mussels, razor clams close on south coast