Oregon Fish Report
Rogue River- Lower Fish Report for 3-4-2021
Rogue River- Lower Fish Report for 3-4-2021
Anglers Still Picking up Good Size Steelhead
Rogue River- Lower - Gold Beach, OR
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by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
3-4-2021
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With low and clearing river conditions, fishing effort has been down a bit. Folks are still picking up good-size hatchery and native steelhead from anchored boats and the shore. Most boat anglers are anchoring and running plugs, but a few boats are side drifting.
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