| Winter Steelhead
The Winter Steelhead runs start in January
and last through mid March. It's not uncommon to have 10
fish days. The fish average 8 -12 lbs with the bigger ones
occasionally breaking 20 lbs.
January - mid April
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| Summer Steelhead
These fish are with out a doubt the most
acrobatic of all the fish that we fish for. Fishing for
Summer Steelhead entails a sunny day with lots of fish.
The North Umpqua hosts one of the States best native and
hatchery Summer Steelhead. Fish size average 6-8 lbs.
June - November |
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| Smallmouth Bass
If numbers are your game then this is your
fish. 100 fish days are the norm for these aggressive
fish. This fish presents an excellent opportunity to be
caught on a fly or using conventional gear.
July - August
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| Spring Chinook
The Spring Chinook Salmon is one of
the most important sport and commercial fish native to the
Pacific coast of North America. It is the largest of all Pacific
salmon, with weights of individual fish commonly exceeding 30
pounds. The average size is around 20 lbs.
April - July |
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| Fall Chinook
These fish are the largest fish that we
fish for and come in big numbers. These fish range in size
from 15 lbs to 50 plus pounds and can be caught using a variety
of techniques.
August - December
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| Shad
Pound for Pound the most scrappiest fish that you
will fish for with us. It is not uncommon to hook one of
these fish every 10 minutes. These fish are considered the
Umpqua's tarpon. We fish for these with conventional gear
and are an excellent fish to take on flies. Fish size
average are 2 lbs. - 5 lbs.
May - June
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