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Winter
Steelhead |
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January -
Mid April |
Winter Steelhead The
Winter Steelhead runs start in
November and last through April. It's not uncommon to have
10 fish days. The fish average 8
-12 lbs with the bigger ones
occasionally breaking 20 lbs. |
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Summer
Steelhead |
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June -
November |
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. |
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Smallmouth
Bass |
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July -
August |
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. |
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Spring
Chinook |
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April -
July |
Spring Chinook Spring
Chinook are unquestionably the
hardest fighting Salmon. They
are by far the best eating of
the entire salmon family. These
fish can be taken using a number
of techniques. They range in
size from Jacks up to 40lbs with
average size being about 15lbs. |
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Fall
Chinook |
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August
-December |
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. |
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Shad |
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May -
June |
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. |
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