Umpqua River Fish Report - Roseburg, OR (Douglas County)

Umpqua Updates

Umpqua River - Roseburg, OR (Douglas County)

by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
9-18-2024
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UMPQUA RIVER, MAINSTEM:

The river remains open for hatchery Chinook and one adult wild chinook a day and five adult wild Chinook for the year from July 1 – Nov. 30. Catch rates have picked up and anglers seem to be doing well with coho.

Wild coho is open Sept. 14 – Oct. 15. Only one wild adult coho per day and 3 for the season. One wild jack per day during the period. Wild coho may not be retained above the Scottsburg Bridge.

UMPQUA RIVER, NORTH:

Fishing for all Chinook on the North closed July 1. Summer steelhead numbers are around the 10-year average, but very few hatchery fish have returned this year. Anglers will begin targeting steelhead with cooler temperatures and some rain.

UMPQUA RIVER, SOUTH:

The South is closed to all fishing Sept. 16 to Nov. 30.

More Reports

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, September 18th

Umatilla River: Some Nice Coho Catches!
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Anglers report good trout and bass fishing
Crooked River: The Crooked continues to fish well through the fall
Deschutes River: Deschutes River Updates
Haystack Reservoir: Rare opportunity for anglers!
Laurance Lake: Consistent catches of trout!
Ochoco Reservoir: Recent reports of good rainbow trout fishing!
Prinevile Reservoir: Reports of Fair Fishing
Wickiup Reservoir: Productive Fishing at Wickiup
Foster Reservoir: The Reservoir is Full and in Good Shape
Green Peter Reservoir: Green Peter Updates
Quartzville Creek: Quartzville Creek Updates
Santiam River ( North Fork) : Strong Summer Steelhead Run
Santiam River (South Fork): Fish Will Still Be Available
Willamette River: Willamette offers convenience, access, and variety!
Kilchis River: Cutthroat trout fishing should be fair to good
Necanicum River: Trout fishing should be fair to good
Nehalem River: Nehalem River Updates
Nestucca River: Now Open to Fall Chinook Fishing
Salmon River Hatchery: Decent Opportunities!
Siletz River: Fishing Has Been Good
Siuslaw River: Fishing Has Been Good on Siuslaw
Tillamook Bay: Overall Fishing is Slow But Fish Still Being Caught Daily
Trask River: Trask Updates
Wilson River: Summer Steelhead Throughout the River
Yaquina River: Chinook Fishing Is Fair to Good
Agency Lake: Overall fishing is slow on Agency
Ana Reservoir: Ana Reservoir Updates
Campbell Reservoir: Slow Fishing at Campbell
Cottonwood Reservoir: One of the Best Fisheries in the Fall
Fourmile Lake: Fishing Overall Slow on Fourmile
Gerber Reservoir: Excellent perch fishing!
Holbrook Reservoir: Great Trout Fishing Near Holbrook Dam
Klamath River - Upper - OR: Turbidity has Declined at Klamath
Lake Of The Woods: Fishing for Rainbow Trout is Slow
Link River : Fishing Not Recommended at this Time
Miller Lake: Miller Lake Updates
Sprague River: North and South Fork Sprague River Updates
Williamson River: Upper Williamson Updates
Williamson River: Lower Williamson River Updates
Wood River: Wood River Should Continue Improving for Brown Trout
Agate Lake: Lots of Carp in Agate
Applegate Reservoir: Good Bass and Panfish Fishing
Chetco River: Chetco Has Some Large Fish
Cooper Creek Reservoir: Fishing Should Improve for Holdover Trout
Diamond Lake: Angers Doing Well for Rainbow Trout
Emigrant Reservoir: Emigrant Updates
Galesville Reservoir: Cool Weather Should Improve Trout Fishing
Hemlock Lake: Hemlock Updates
Howard Prairie Reservoir: Howard Prairie is Doing Well
Lake Marie: Marie can be a good place to try a variety of fish
Lemolo Lake: Trout Fishing Should Pick Up at Lemolo
Lost Creek Lake: Lost of Good Fishing on Lost Creek
Rogue River- Lower: Lower Rogue River Updates
Rogue River - Middle: Reports of Success Throughout the Middle Rogue
Rogue River- Upper: Trout fishing continues to be good in the upper river
Sixes River: Chinook on their way
Smith River: Most fish are being caught on the lower part of the Smith

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