WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2015
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OREGON DEPARTMENT OF
FISH AND WILDLIFE REPORT
FISHING
Weekend fishing op-
portunities:
* Steelhead season on
the Wallowa River is in
full swing and fishing is
good.
* Steelhead season
is winding down on the
Umatilla River, after the
highest return of wild
steelhead on record, but
anglers continue to catch
good numbers of fish in
the Pendleton area. The
spring Chinook season
opens on April 16.
* On the John Day,
steelhead are being caught
between Service Creek
and the town of John Day
and in the North Fork up
to Monument.
* McNary, Hatrock
and Tatone ponds have
been stocked and fishing
should be good.
HATROCK POND:
trout
The Hat Rock State
Park provides a trail sys-
tem with easy angler ac-
cess to the pond for the
entire family. Fishing for
rainbow trout should be
good.
McNARY
PONDS:
trout
A trail system pro-
vides access to both pond
and stream fishing and
the area also has several
handicap accessible fish-
ing platforms. The ponds
have been stocked and
fishing should be good
for rainbow trout. A kids
only fishing event will be
held on April 18 from 10
am to noon with a family
fishing following.
UMATILLA
FOR-
EST PONDS: trout
The forest ponds re-
main open to angling year
around, with the low snow
pack many of these ponds
maybe accessible earli-
er than normal. Anglers
should take caution and
be prepared to encounter
snow drifts and downed
trees blocking roads.
UMATILLA RIVER:
steelhead
Steelhead season is
winding down, but an-
glers continue to catch
good numbers of fish in
the Pendleton area. Steel-
head fishing was good
last weekend with upper
river anglers averaging
2.4 hours per steelhead
caught. During the three
days creeled last week,
34 anglers caught and re-
leased 25 native and no
hatchery steelhead.
Anglers are find best
success using bobbers and
jigs and drift fishing for
steelhead. Anglers should
consult the synopsis for
detailed regulations. An-
glers are reminded spring
Chinook season opens
April 16 and steelhead
season ends April 15.
NORTHEAST ZONE
HUNTING
OPEN:
COUGAR,
SPRING BEAR (W Blue
Mts hunt opened April
1), YOUTH SPRING
TURKEY (April 11-12)
Wolves in Northeast
Oregon
Wolves are protect-
ed by state law and it is
unlawful to shoot them.
Coyote hunters in north-
eastern Oregon need to
take extra care to identi-
fy their target as wolves
can look like coyotes,
especially wolf pups in
the mid-summer and fall.
Please report any wolf
sightings or wolf sign to
La Grande office (541)
963-2138 or online with
the Wolf Reporting Form.
Use the Oregon Hunt-
ing Map to see where to
hunt.
UMATILLA COUN-
TY
Bears will be distrib-
uted in forested stringer
areas throughout the mid
elevations. Low to mid
elevation forest roads are
accessible from numerous
access points throughout
the county, thus providing
an earlier opportunity for
scouting those mid eleva-
tions for upcoming spring
bear season. Foraging
bears can be observed by
glassing open hill slopes
with a south/southwest-
ern aspect.
Earlier in the season
bears can be observed
throughout the day. Bear
numbers will begin to in-
crease towards last half of
April and should persist
until the end of the sea-
son. Hunters are remind-
ed all bears are required
to be checked in within
before hunting on private
lands.
NORTHEAST ZONE
WILDLIFE VIEWING
MORROW,
GIL-
LIAM and WHEELER
COUNTIES
The first of our winter
migrants has been spot-
ted, a rough-legged hawk.
As winterís bite increas-
es so will the number of
rough-legged hawks in
the area. Try any of the
areas in the northern por-
for the full report,
visit the Oregon
Department Fish and
Wildlife website at
www.dfw.state.or.us
10 days of harvest.
Turkeys are scattered
throughout the forested
areas of Umatilla Coun-
ty, look for turkeys along
ridge tops crossing be-
tween drainages. Listen
for gobbling turkeys with-
in early hours of daylight
from atop high elevation
spots above those drain-
ages. Less than average
snow levels may provide
earlier access to mid and
upper elevations.
Cougar are well dis-
tributed in forested areas
of the Walla Walla, Mt.
Emily, and Ukiah units.
Hunters will have best
success by finding a fresh
naturally made kill and
sitting on it, or by using
predator calls. Some suc-
cess has come from fol-
lowing tracks until the
cougar is located.
Coyote are numerous
throughout the County
and hunters should have
good success calling. Re-
member to ask permission
tion of the District to see
one in the grasslands. As
raptors continue their mi-
gration into winter, take a
longer look at any hawks
you spot on power poles,
occasionally it is a rare
species.
Short-eared owls can
be seen along most of
the grasslands along the
foothills of the District.
Watch for the irregular
wing beat of the owl, it is
quite distinctive. We have
had reports of a snowy
owl near the Boardman
Conservation Area. Ac-
cess is limited but one
may be able to see the owl
from Immigrant Lane.
Deer are grouped for
the winter and anywhere
in the foothills is a good
place to watch deer, river
bottoms are best.
Waterfowl are starting
to show up on the water-
ways of the District. Can-
ada and snow geese can
be seen along the Colum-
bia in moderate numbers.
While on the Columbia
you can see, mallards,
buffle-heads, teal, north-
ern shovelers, scaup,
American wigeon, and
gadwall. 12/23/14.
UMATILLA COUN-
TY
Spring like conditions
through January and
February have provided
early green up in mid el-
evations along the Blue
Mountains. Deer and elk
are distributed through-
out the mid and upper
elevations foraging on
early green-up of annual
grasses. Large groups of
elk can be viewed for the
next few weeks during
early and late hours of
daylight. These groups
will be on or near the
boundary of the Forest
Service intermingled be-
tween open grass slopes
and timbered drainages.
Deer will be more wide-
spread and dispersed in
smaller groups amongst
the low to mid elevations.
Bears will be distribut-
ed in similar areas of the
Blue Mountains and are
many different colors oth-
er than black and provide
a unique viewing oppor-
tunity.
Migratory birds are
migrating north and have
been observed in the low
to mid elevations habitat
of the County. Federal,
State and Tribal wild-
life areas and refuges
and public road access
throughout the county
provide good viewing
opportunities for Ferru-
ginous,
Rough-legged,
Red tailed, Coopers and
Swainsonís hawks, along
with both Bald and Gold-
en eagles. Riparian and
wooded corridors and
large grassland areas can
also provide good view-
ing opportunity for War-
blers, Robins and Spar-
rows.
WALLOWA COUNTY
Spring is a good time
to find raptors in Wal-
lowa County, and many of
them are pairing up and
preparing nest or incubat-
ing eggs now. Particular-
ly common are red-tailed
hawks, with many rough-
legged hawks also pres-
ent. Many migrating bald
eagles are still in the area.
Look for them around
the agricultural fields as
they are primarily feed-
ing on ground squirrels
and after-birth from cattle
calving operations at this
time.
A good place to ob-
serve mule deer is along
the Wallowa Lake high-
way between Joseph and
the south end of Wallowa
Lake. Drive slowly and
watch along the moraine
on the east side of the lake
around dawn and dusk. Be
careful to use the turnouts
when stopping to watch
these animals, as there
will be other traffic on the
road. White-tailed deer
can be found throughout
the Wallowa Valley on or
near agricultural lands.
Many elk have re-
turned to the Zumwalt
Prairie now. Try driving
the Zumwalt and Pine
Creek Roads and looking
carefully at ridge tops.
Once you find a herd, use
binoculars or a spotting
scope to observe the ani-
mals.
While most of our mi-
grant waterfowl have al-
ready headed north with
the advent of warmer
weather, some can still
be seen flying into Wal-
lowa Lake in the evenings
from the county park at
the north end of the lake.
Canada geese and several
species of ducks can also
be seen feeding in agri-
cultural fields and along
streams around the coun-
ty.
Other migrants have
begun to move into the
area including, Say’s
phoebes, horned larks,
and robins. Mountain
bluebirds have also ar-
rived back from their
southern haunts and can
be seen in open grassland
areas near trees. 4/7/15.
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