Idaho Fishing Report
Necanicum River Sponsored by
| Date | 20-Mar-20 | |
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: NECANICUM RIVER: The Necanicum is very low and clear and fishing is slow. The hatchery run on this river is over, but wild fish will be available for catch-and-release through the end of March. For low water conditions, using light line, small terminal presentations, dark colors, and stealthy tactics can improve success. Reported by: Oregon D.F.W |
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| About: - Necanicum River: This small stream offers fall Chinook salmon fishing along with steelhead and sea-run cutthroat trout. Chinook are in the river from late October or early November to around Thanksgiving, peaking in mid-November. The hatchery winter steelhead run lasts from late October through the middle of January. This run peaks around the end of December. A small wild run of steelhead arrives in early February, peaking between mid-February and into March. Sea-run cutthroats move through from August to late October, with prime fishing for them early in the season before they disperse into tributary streams to spawn. |
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