Eel River - South Fork Fish Report

The South Fork was peaking Thursday morning at roughly 24,000 cfs

Eel River - South Fork - CA

by Kenny Priest
11-21-2024
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The South Fork was peaking Thursday morning at roughly 24,000 cfs, but that will be short-lived. With another four inches or rain in the forecast, it’s predicted to surpass action/monitor stage Friday morning, peaking at over 59,000 cfs. It will need a week of dry weather before it’s close to fishable. Current river conditions: cdec.water.ca.gov/river/eelStages.html

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for Thursday, November 21st

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for Thursday, November 7th

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Eel River - South Fork: Flows are predicted to peak next Tuesday
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