I was just wondering if the fish are late everywhere, A few northcoast (Oregon) streams are getting alot of fish right now. Is that holding true everywhere else?


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Seems to be the case with Washington streams, particularly the hatchery brats. The coastal runs seemed late, although there were some weather problems, the Cowlitz run was about 1 month late, and many of the Puget Sound streams were about 2 weeks to a month late.

The nates are starting to push in now, when in past years, they would start by late-February. Some low water conditions may be contributing to the late showing of nates, though.

I live on the south coast of Oregon, and things seem to be rolling right along down here... Water condition have be favorable lately, so we have had great success.

Our season closes here in another 2 weeks, and our streams will fish great right up until the end.

TH