Idaho Fishing Report
Necanicum River Sponsored by
| Date | 17-Jan-20 | |
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: NECANICUM RIVER: The Necanicum is high but fishable and should stay that way through the week. We are seeing some movement of hatchery fish in the system so fishing should be fair, unless cold water temperatures make the fish too lethargic to bite. In cold water conditions inciting a territorial bite by fishing hardware (spoons or spinners) can be effective. Large bright presentations are also a good bet as long as the water doesnt get too clear. 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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