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Date	19-Nov-09
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Conditions : SANDY RIVER: The coho run is coming to an end on the Sandy, after a tremendous return of fish to the river. There could still be some bright fish available for the determined angler, but most are dark, spawned-out, and not of food quality. The Sandy Hatchery has had over 17,000 coho swim into the facility this fall.

This becomes a slow-down period for the Sandy River angler, waiting for winter steelhead that typically wont make a showing until after the first of the year.

Monday readings for the Sandy showed river flows down at 1,790 cfs (9.48 ft) with the water temperature at 42°.

Reported by: Oregon D.F.W

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About: - Sandy River Access for anglers exists from the many parks along the river including Lewis and Clark, Dabney, Oxbow, or Dodge. Another popular spot is the Cedar Creek area near the hatchery. Access to the river can be gained from many parks including Lewis and Clark, Dabney, Oxbow, and Dodge. Bank access is also available to the Cedar Creek area at the Sandy Hatchery. When fishing the Oxbow Park area, remember that there is no angling from a floating device upstream from a point that is 200 feet below the Oxbow Park boat ramp.			Chinook Coho Steelhead

Misc Info: - SANDY RIVER : There is a regulation change for the Sandy River , prohibiting angling from a floating device upstream from 200 feet below the Oxbow Park boat ramp. Look for posted signs at the site for further clarification.