SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2015
Fishing
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from 1B
swing and most water bodies
have been stocked recently or
will be soon again. Most areas
will be stocked multiple times
until early June. Be sure to
check out the 2015 stocking
schedule for the most up to
date information.
Fishing for the various
warm water fish species can
be productive during the
spring months as lake temper-
atures start to rise and fish
begin spawning. Anglers will
start finding more fish up in
the shallows over the next
month.
SIUSLAW RIVER:
Steelhead
The winter steelhead fishery
is starting to slow down for
the season but decent numbers
of fish are still around the
Whittaker Creek area. The
river should fish well later in
the week as the river levels
being to drop. Lake Creek typ-
ically clears up more quickly.
ALSEA RIVER: Steelhead
The winter steelhead fishery
is slowing down for the season
down but fair numbers of fish
can still be found in the upper
river, especially after a rain
event. Native fish tend to be
prevalent this time of year.
Casting lures, bobber and
jig/bait or drifting beads along
the bottom can be effective
techniques.
SILETZ RIVER: Steelhead
Steelhead fishing is slow to
fair. Fish are being caught in
most sections depending on
river conditions.
This time of year tends to
produce a good percent of
native fish and/or post spawn
fish. Typical steelhead tactics
apply such as side drifting,
bobber and jig / bait, or cast-
ing spoons or spinners.
WILSON RIVER: Steelhead,
Chinook
Winter steelhead fishing
should be slow to fair. Last
weekend’s rain brought good
numbers of fish into the sys-
tem.
Fish will be holding ups as
flows are low. Bank anglers
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can find success throughout
the river. Boaters should fish
the lower drifts until more
rains come. Use lighter gear in
the clear water. Spring
Chinook fishing opens April 1,
but few fish will be present for
several weeks.
YAQUINA RIVER:
Steelhead
The winter steelhead fishery
is slow in the Big Elk. The
fishery is typically very slow
for the rest of the season.
Anglers are advised to watch
for private property. Typical
steelhead fishing tactics apply
but the Big Elk is bed rock
dominated and does have a lot
of snags.
UMPQUA RIVER, SOUTH:
Steelhead
Fish have been caught in the
Canyonville area and hatchery
fish have been reported. The
hatchery program for winter
steelhead is centered in the
South Umpqua, which offers
the best chance for catching an
adipose-fin clipped steelhead
for harvest. Most hatchery fish
are caught from Canyonville
5 B
downstream.
All wild fish must be
released unharmed. Plunking
should be good at places such
as L AWSON B AR , M YRTLE
C REEK and behind Seven
Feathers. The water has been
low making it harder for long
boat drifts, but still suitable for
bank anglers.
COOS COUNTY LAKES
PONDS: Trout
AND
Trophy trout were stocked
last week in Bradley Lake and
Johnson Mill Pond. Legal-size
and trophy trout were also
stocked last week in Empire
Lakes. Legal size trout were
stocked in the past month in
B RADLEY L AKE , S AUNDERS
L AKE , P OWERS P OND ,
M INGUS P ARK P OND , and
J OHNSON M ILL P OND .
Trout are biting on bait
fished near the bottom or lures
like spinners or spoons. There
are several lakes like
T ENMILE , E EL , and
B UTTERFIELD with holdover
rainbow trout from last year’s
stocking.
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