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tions come from a local
dental clinic, a school
board member, retired
teachers, local business
owners, and a grandma
of elementary students,”
said Graham. “One spe-
cial donation came from
three kids who donated
their allowance ‘taxes.’”
The Florence Rotary
and Siuslaw Education
Foundation donated
money to purchase fes-
tive reusable tote bags to
transport the books.
Students will bring their
tote bags back at times
throughout the year to
get new book refills.
The Siuslaw Public
Library’s children’s
librarian has also donat-
ed more than 1,000
books she has been
weeding through the
collection.
The Totes of Tales
book giveaway will be
Saturday from 10 a.m.
to noon.
“I can’t wait to see the
joy of kids receiving
their totes full of amaz-
ing books,” said
Graham.
Make yourself more
from 1B visible. Choose col-
ors that stand out, like
near developed areas red, orange or green,
and trails. Other recre- and avoid white, blacks,
ationists are in the forest browns,
earth-toned
as well
greens and animal-col-
Outdoor Enthusiasts:
ored clothing.
Wear bright clothing.
Orange vests and hats
are advisable.
• Don’t forget to pro-
tect your dog. Get an or-
ange vest for him/her if
they accompany you.
• Be courteous. Once
a hunter is aware of your
presence, don’t make
unnecessary noise to
disturb wildlife. Avoid
confrontations.
•
Make
yourself
known. If you do hear
shooting, raise your
voice and let hunters
know that you are in the
vicinity.
• Know when hunting
seasons are occurring.
Continue to hike, but
learn about where and
when hunting is taking
place. (Consider hiking
midday when wild game
and hunting activity is at
its lowest.)
• Know your own
comfort level.
If hunting makes you
uneasy, choose a hiking
location where hunting
is not allowed, such as a
national or state park.
are reminded that the bag
limit has been changed for
the 2020 spring Chinook
season to 1 fish per day
and 1 for the year.
Fall Chinook fishing
opens this weekend in the
lower Siletz River tidewa-
ter up to the Ojalla boat
slide. Expect fishing to be
slow for the beginning of
August but fishable num-
bers usually start to show
up by the end of the
month. Due to low fore-
casted returns for the 2020
season bag limits have
been reduced. The bag
limit for the Siletz River is
1 wild chinook per day
and 5 per year for the 2020
season.
Cutthroat trout fishing
is open in the Siletz basin
and good trout fishing
opportunities will remain
through the summer
months.
The 4.0-mile bridge
(aka Steel Bridge) in the
Siletz gorge is open to
motorized vehicles but is
only open to public vehi-
cles on the weekend.
Anglers can walk/bike in
the road during the week-
days. If anglers do walk in,
they can park at the one-
mile gate and start from
there.
YAQUINA RIVER: Fall
Chinook
Fall Chinook fishing
opens on the Yaquina and
Big Elk systems on Aug. 1.
These fisheries are typical-
ly slow at the beginning of
August but start to pick up
at the end of the month.
Anglers are reminded that
due to low forecasted
returns for the 2020 sea-
son bag limits have been
reduced on the Yaquina/
Big Elk Rivers. The bag
limit for the Yaquina/Big
Elk is 1 wild Chinook per
day and 5 per year for the
2020 season.
TENMILE LAKES:
Trout, warmwater species,
largemouth bass
Largemouth bass can be
caught early mornings and
late evenings in shallow
water. During the middle
of the day bass can be
caught in deeper water
and in the shade of docks.
Re-cent water tempera-
tures have been between
70-75 degrees.
Anglers are catching
yellow perch fishing small
jigs or worms on a hook
near the bottom in 8-10
feet of water. The outside
weedlines are fairly consis-
tent at 9 feet of water
throughout the lake.
Trout fishing has slowed
down with the warmer
water temperatures.
Anglers will have the best
success fishing for trout in
the deeper water and troll-
ing slowly.
UMPQUA RIVER,
SOUTH: Bass, trout
There are consistently
good reports on bass fish-
ing in the South Umpqua.
Trout is catch-and-release
for the South Umpqua
Basin. The mainstem and
tributaries above Jackson
Creek Bridge are closed
year-round.
PACIFIC OCEAN and
BEACHES: Bottomfish,
salmon, halibut, surfperch
Douglas County Parks
are open.
Bottomfishing is
restricted to inside the
40-fathom regulatory line
until Sept. 1. Fishing for
rockfish and lingcod has
been spotty recently when
anglers can get out on the
ocean. The daily bag limit
for marine fish was recent-
ly increased to 7. But
anglers must release all
copper, quillback or China
rockfish when fishing
from a boat.
Anglers are also allowed
2 lingcod per day. Anglers
may harvest 1 cabezon per
day as part of your general
marine fish daily limit.
Anglers may also
choose to fish the offshore
longleader fishery outside
of the 40-fathom regulato-
ry line, which is open
year-round. The longlead-
er fishery has a daily bag
limit of 10 fish made of
yellowtail, widow, canary,
blue, deacon, redstripe,
greenstripe, silvergray,
chillipepper and bocaccio
rockfish.
No other groundfish are
allowed and offshore long-
leader fishing trips cannot
be combined with tradi-
tional bottomfish, flatfish
or halibut trips. Find
information about a long-
leader setup here.
Books
books,” Graham said.
One large donation in
particular came from a
community member
who said they were
looking for a place to
donate their stimulus
check.
“We had large dona-
from 1B
“I have invited com-
munity members that
were large donors to
this project to come and
be the ones that are
hand delivering the
Safety
Fishing
from 1B
per day and 5 per year for
the 2020 season.
the Salmon River on
Aug.1. Expect fishing to be
slow at the beginning of
August but things typically
start to pick up at the end
of the month and into
September.
SILETZ RIVER:
Steelhead
Summer steelhead fish-
ing is still slow on the
Siletz River but overall it
has improved in the last
few weeks. The higher
than normal flows in June
and early July changed the
migration timing and
these fish and they are
finally starting to stage in
the upper portions of the
river and gorge sections.
The high and cooler
water has slowed the
migration this year but
now we are in a more typi-
cal summer pattern and
the fish seem to be
responding, moving up
into the gorge where there
is better summer holding
water. Fish numbers
should keep increasing
through the month of July
and into August.
Spring Chinook fishing
closes on Aug. 1 above the
Ojalla boat ram. Anglers
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