Oregon Fishing Report
Willow Valley Sponsored by
| Date | 01-Mar-24 | |
| Water Condition | ||
| Water Temperature |
| Conditions
: WILLOW VALLEY RESERVOIR: ODFW and BLM have restocked the reservoir with small numbers of bass and crappie, and hundreds of pumpkinseed sunfish. ?
Fishing for warmwater fish is slow due to very cold-water temperatures. This fishery always seems to be slow due to turbid conditions. ? Willow Valley is a very turbid, desert reservoir. The boat ramp is in good condition but there's no dock. Bass and crappie can be found at the habitat structures placed by BLM and ODFW in the past. Yellow perch are prolific in the reservoir but stunted. Last updated 2/27/24. Reported by: Oregon D.F.W |
||
| Hatches: | Patterns | Lures & Spinners |
|
|
||
 |
||
| About: - Willow Valley is typical of most fisheries located in the high desert plateau region of eastern Oregon. The 580-acre impoundment is located approximately 45 miles east of Klamath Falls. |
|
||
| Misc Info: - | |||
© 1999 - 2014 Angler Guide, All Rights Reserved.