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Local River Reports

(Updated 2-2-12 @ 1:00 pm) 

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Columbia River: Angler's are catching a few Steelhead above McNary Dam trolling plugs or using shrimp n bobber. Sturgeon fishing below McNary has been hit and miss, below the John Day Dam has been OK.

ClearWater River: Anglers are having decent success catching steelhead from Orifino downstream.

Snake River: Anglers are having good success catching steelhead from Hells Canyon Dam downstream to the mouth. The mouths of the Grande Rhonde, Imnaha, and Salmon River have been excellent. Anglers are catching fish on a variety of applications. Egg's, shrimp, plugs, spinners, and bobber n jig have all been very effective.

Deschutes River: Anglers are having decent success catching steelhead from Mack's Canyon upstream.

John Day River: No report.

Umatilla River: Anglers are catching steelhead from Pendleton downstream to the mouth. The river is clearing and dropping. With the recent increase in river flow we should start to see some new fish moving up out of the Columbia so look for some decent fishing for the next few weeks. Creel report for Jan. 23-29th showed: 20 anglers, caught 2 steelhead, kept 0, released 2, 40.0 hours fished, 20.0 hours per fish. Eggs, shrimp, spinners and flies are working the best.

Grande Ronde River: The river has cleared up and started to drop. Steelhead catching has been slow for anglers. Creel report for Jan. 28-29th showed: Oregon Water: 10 anglers, caught 1 steelhead, kept 0, released 1, 25.8 hours fished, 25.8 hours per fish. Washington Water: 20 anglers, caught 2 steelhead, kept 2, released 0, 61.8 hours fished, 30.9 hours per fish. Bobber n jigs, flies, spinners, eggs and shrimp are all catching fish.

Wallowa River: Anglers are picking up a few steelhead below the Minam Park down to Rondowa. Anglers have caught a few fish upstream in the Canyon above the Minam Park. Jigs, flies, and eggs are catching the fish.

Imnaha River: Anglers are catching a few steelhead. Jigs, flies, and eggs are catching the fish. There is no creel report data yet for this river.

Weneha River: No Report.

Walla Walla River: No Report.

McKay Reservoir: Closed to fishing until March 1st 2012.

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