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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016
Fishing
from 1B
tributaries that enter the lakes.
Casting or trolling spinners or
various plugs can be effective.
Fishing for the various
warm water fish species tends
to be slower during the winter
months. There are numerous
lakes in the Florence area that
can provide good opportunity
and have both boat and bank
access.
SIUSLAW RIVER: Chinook,
steelhead
The fall Chinook fishery is
very slow and basically over
for the season. Any remaining
fish are in spawning condition.
Look for small numbers of
fish to be in the lower river
above the head of tide this
early in the season. Casting
lures or bobber fishing can be
productive during low clear
flows.
ALSEA RIVER: Chinook,
steelhead
The fall Chinook fishery is
very slow. Most remaining fish
are actively spawning. A small
number of new fish may enter
the basin over the next couple
weeks.
Winter steelhead season has
arrived. The best chances to
hook a chrome steelhead at
this time would be in the lower
section below Five Rivers.
Tossing spinners, or floating
Viks
from 1B
Senior guard Kenneth Thrall
returned the favor with his own
shot from beyond the arc, keep-
ing the Viks ahead 36-34. The
Viks went on to score six more
points in two minutes for a 42-34
lead.
With 1:30 remaining, the
Trojans hit the first of three 3-
pointers to pull within one point,
46-45, with 15 seconds remain-
ing.
A free throw from Mitchell
Siuslaw
from 1B
Glide won the team title with
167.5 points, followed by
Siuslaw (124) Philomath (119.5)
and Douglas (119) making up
the top four teams.
Today, the Vikings are getting
a taste of the Far West at the
bait or a jig are good options
during low clear flows.
SALMON RIVER: Chinook,
steelhead
The fall Chinook fishery is
very slow. Most remaining fish
are actively spawning or
already spawned out.
Winter steelhead season
tends to kick in this time of
year. A small number of fish
are likely in the system now
and look for the numbers to
steadily increase over the com-
ing month. Casting lures,
bouncing the bottom or drift-
ing jigs or bait under a bobber
are good techniques to consid-
er.
SILETZ RIVER: Chinook,
steelhead
The fall Chinook fishery is
slow. A small number of new
fish may be found in the lower
river but most remaining fish
are actively spawning or
spawned out.
The wild coho fishery is
now closed for the season.
Winter steelhead season is
just getting underway.
This time of year typically
sees the first few fish entering
the river. Best chances early
on during lower flows will
come from below the town of
Siletz. Side drifting, bouncing
bottom or bobber fishing can
be productive.
WILSON RIVER: Steelhead,
Chinook
The river is still high. When
the river drops, fall Chinook
and winter steelhead will be
available. Fishing should be
fair to good. Anglers are
reminded that the river above
Jordan Creek is closed to all
salmon fishing.
YAQUINA RIVER: Chinook,
steelhead
Anglers are having very lit-
tle success for fall Chinook in
the upper section of tide water.
Most fish are now on the
spawning grounds. The winter
steelhead run is now under-
way. The Big Elk tends to start
seeing fish this time of year in
small numbers. Look for the
next good rain event to get the
fishery going.
The wild coho fishery is
now closed for the year.
with :06 left on the clock made it
a three-point game — and
Douglas with the final posses-
sion. As the clock ran, the Trojans
drove across the court against
Siuslaw’s man-to-man. After
crossing the halfcourt mark,
Douglas began to let loose with a
3-pointer but ended up drawing
the foul.
Poised at the line to tie the
game with three charity shots, the
Trojans missed the first two
attempts before sinking the last,
leaving the Viks with a 47-45
win.
Mitchell led scoring with 23
points, Reavis had 12, Brandt had
four, Thrall and Siegel had three
points each, and Hickson had two
points.
Last night, the Vikings
wrapped up the first half of the
Far West League season by host-
ing North Bend (after press dead-
lines) for a chance to move into a
tie for third place with a win over
the Bulldogs.
Tuesday, Siuslaw will host a
nonleague game with Sweet
Home.
Tip-off is set for 7:15 p.m.
Douglas Invitational, followed
by the South Umpqua Far West
League Crab Pool on Feb. 4.
The Viks will finish the regu-
lar season Feb. 5 and 6 at the
annual
Cottage
Grove
Invitational before heading to
regionals Feb. 19 and 20 at
Henley High School in Klamath
Falls.
COOS COUNTY LAKES
PONDS: Trout
AND
Lakes in Coos County are
open all year for trout fishing.
Trout will not be stocked until
the spring. Some trophy trout
were stocked in both Bradley
and Butterfield lakes in
October. Anglers have been
catching some of the large tro-
phy trout on small flies or
slowly trolling spinners.
COOS RIVER BASIN:
Lady Viks
from 1B
Off the glass, Tatum, Tupua
and Dotson combined for 20
boards, with a team-high nine
from Tatum, seven for Tupua
and four from Dotson.
Senior guard Sierra Potter
accounted for four of the Viks’
11 steals in the game, which
went to the Trojans, 78-34.
The loss put the lady Viks at
UMPQUA RIVER, SOUTH:
Dungeness crab, steelhead,
bay clams
Steelhead have been caught
in the past few days on the
West Fork and East Fork
Steelhead
The South Umpqua is cur-
rently open to adipose fin-
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California border. It is still rec-
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crab viscera (guts/butter)
before cooking.
Fishing for bottom fish is
open to fishing at all-depths.
Fishing for black rockfish and
lingcod continues to be very
good from Charleston to
Bandon when the ocean is
calm enough for anglers to get
out on the water. The marine
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winter steelhead fishing should
pick up with the recent rains.
There will be excellent
hatchery steelhead harvest
opportunities on the South
Umpqua as the season pro-
gresses, especially around
Stanton Park in Canyonville.
WINCHESTER BAY :
Bottomfish, perch
Fishing for bottomfish in the
Triangle and South jetty has
been successful.
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1-3 in league and 4-11 overall
heading into last night’s home
game against North Bend (after
press deadlines), which marks
the end of the first half of league.
That same night, Brookings-
Harbor beat North Bend (45-30)
and Marshfield easily sank
South Umpqua (60-37).
Tuesday, the Vikings will host
a nonleague game with Sweet
Home, tipping off at 5:45 p.m.
Millicoma rivers along with
the South Fork Coos River.
Drifting eggs or fishing a jig
under a bobber are effective
ways to catch steelhead.
Anglers fishing the South Fork
Coos River above Dellwood
will need a permit from
Weyerhaeuser, which they can
pick up at the Dellwood office.
Recreational harvest of crab
re-opened from the Columbia
River to the California border.
It is still recommended you
discard the crab viscera
(guts/butter) before cooking.
Crabbing will be slow in Coos
Bay due to the amount of
freshwater in the bay from the
recent rain.
TENMILE BASIN: Trout,
coho, steelhead
Streams in the Tenmile
Basin are now closed for trout
fishing until May 22, 2016.
Tenmile Lakes is open all year
for trout but trout fishing has
been slow.
Wild coho season is closed.
A few steelhead have been
caught in Tenmile Creek near
Spinreel Park from anglers
plunking with bait. Steelhead
fishing is open in Tenmile
Creek and Eel Creek.
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