Oregon Fishing Report
Alsea River Sponsored by
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| Date | 12-Dec-13 | |
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: Alsea River: The chinook fishery is very slow. Nearly all chinook have moved onto the spawning grounds and very few new bright fish move in this time of year. The new permanent salmon fishing deadline is at Rivers Edge Park boat ramp. The winter steelhead run is just getting underway. Steelhead should start to show up through most of the river but as river conditions get low and clear, anglers should focus efforts in the lower river. Casting spinners or drifting jigs or bait and plunking at higher flows can be effective techniques. Reported by: Oregon D.F.W |
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| About: - The Alsea River is approximately 55 miles long and and enters the Pacific Ocean at Waldport. Most people fish for fall chinook salmon and winter steelhead. Additionally, searun cutthroat can be caught in August and September. Numerous boat ramps allow good access to the river. (more on the Alsea River) |
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