Oregon Fishing Report
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| Date | 19-Nov-09 | |
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: Elk River: Anglers are reminded to check these regulations before fishing the Elk or Sixes River. Rains this week will improve chinook fishing on both the Elk and Sixes Rivers. Look for Elk River to drop and clear first with Sixes River usually a few days later. The best river height for Elk River is 5.0 feet and dropping. Anglers can check river height and color of Elk River by calling Elk River Hatchery (541) 332-7025. Reported by: Oregon D.F.W |
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| About: - Elk River: October through January. The Elk River is 50 miles long with 10 miles of good King Salmon fishing water for late season. The Elk River is a wonderful small stream with more King salmon holding water and holes per mile than any other stream in Oregon. Kings on the Elk River average about 30-pounds, with fish to 50-pounds. |
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