09-26-2004, 06:09 PM
Rogue River - Lower - September 16th, 2004
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FISHING: Good
WOW...How time has flown this Summer! Sorry for the lateness of this update. After spending 5 weeks on the Middle Fork Salmon,Idaho
I now am spending time on the Rogue River where the Steelhead fishing is just now starting to take off. Plenty of King Salmon throughout the Rogue River at this time also. For Rogue River trips through the "Wild and Scenic Rogue Canyon"
call A Helfrich Outfitters at 541-726-5039 or click here [url "http://www.ahelfrich.com/"]http://www.ahelfrich.com/[/url]
Looking ahead towards October and November we should be finding lots of King Salmon as rain continues to bring fresh fish into the Siuslaw River, Alsea River, Umpqua River as well as the Chetco, Elk and Sixes Rivers down on the South Coast of Oregon.
Summer Steelhead
As the Fall temps begin to cool Oregon Rivers the Summer Steelhead will begin to be a little more aggressive. Remember, telemetry studies have shown Steelhead to roam, they continue to roam up and downstream searching for the right places to spawn. Look for these fish in the McKenzie and Willamette River. Don't be afraid to try diffent sections of the rivers.
Now go catch some fish!
supplied by: [url "http://www.fisheyesoup.com/redir.php?recKey=61,re"]o2fish Guide Service[/url]
FISHING: Good
WOW...How time has flown this Summer! Sorry for the lateness of this update. After spending 5 weeks on the Middle Fork Salmon,Idaho
I now am spending time on the Rogue River where the Steelhead fishing is just now starting to take off. Plenty of King Salmon throughout the Rogue River at this time also. For Rogue River trips through the "Wild and Scenic Rogue Canyon"
call A Helfrich Outfitters at 541-726-5039 or click here [url "http://www.ahelfrich.com/"]http://www.ahelfrich.com/[/url]
Looking ahead towards October and November we should be finding lots of King Salmon as rain continues to bring fresh fish into the Siuslaw River, Alsea River, Umpqua River as well as the Chetco, Elk and Sixes Rivers down on the South Coast of Oregon.
Summer Steelhead
As the Fall temps begin to cool Oregon Rivers the Summer Steelhead will begin to be a little more aggressive. Remember, telemetry studies have shown Steelhead to roam, they continue to roam up and downstream searching for the right places to spawn. Look for these fish in the McKenzie and Willamette River. Don't be afraid to try diffent sections of the rivers.
Now go catch some fish!