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Shad Surge and Early‑Morning Springer Wins in Oregon
Shad are pouring into Oregon City, spring Chinook are picking up for those who start before sunrise, and summer steelhead are beginning to trickle in across key Willamette and Clackamas stretches. Coastal Chinook remain light, but ocean action and razor clams offer solid backup plans. Read this week's Oregon fishing report - https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c7T
Aden with a nice fish he landed below the Troutdale Bridge on the 23rd.
Shad Run Begins and Summer Steelhead Improve in SW Washington
Drano Lake, Wind River springers continue slowing. Tributaries seeing more steelhead catches, springers slow. Swift Reservoir, Swift Power Canal gets first trout stockings. Read this week's SW Washington fishing report - https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c7U
Shifting river conditions shape this week’s opportunities
Drano Lake, Wind River springers slowing. Mainstem Columbia above Bonneville open for springers Monday. Goose Lake gets first trout stockings. Read this week's SW Washington fishing report - https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c6v
Photo: Lake fishing
Willamette Springers Jump While Columbia Slows
Willamette counts are climbing fast, shad are stacking at Oregon City, trout lakes are fishing hot, and springers plus summer steelhead are pushing into the valley rivers. A busy week with real opportunity across the region. Read this week's Oregon fishing report - https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c6u
Photo: Happy anglers who caught a nice pair of springers with guide Barry Buckland this past weekend.
Action at Drano Lake
Columbia River reopens for 3 days for spring Chinook, but best action is at Drano Lake, Wind River. Brown trout stocked in local lakes, spring trout fishing good. Bass and panfish biting. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c4K
Photo: Merwin Lake
Final spring Chinook chances on the Columbia
A short 6‑day window is opening on the mainstem, Willamette springers are stacking up but finicky in warm water, and coastal halibut and bottomfish are heating up. Read this week's Oregon fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c4J
Photo: Mike Hass with a lower Willamette River spring Chinook from the morning of Thursday May 14th
Trout stockings expand as springers improve
Warm weather, rising Chinook counts, and big trout stocking weeks are giving anglers more to look forward to on rivers and lakes statewide.
Read this week's Oregon fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c3n
Photo: Tim Wilson on the Willamette River where he caught this dandy at Oregon City last week
Tributary Chinook still improving in SW Washington
Spring Chinook are fishing very well at Drano and Wind River, tributary Chinook continue to improve, walleye remain steady in The Dalles Pool, and lowland trout lakes are producing as the derby gets rolling. Read this week's SW Washington fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c3o
Photo: Image by Salmonboy from Pixabay
Drano, Wind and Lewis spring Chinook action jumps
Tributary Chinook are heating up, Drano and Wind are jumping, walleye are still cranking, and trout stockings are rolling hard across the region. Read this week's SW Washington fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c1S
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Peak‑season spring Chinook surge drives the action
Peak‑season springers lit up the Willamette, Multnomah Channel, and Portland Harbor, with rising counts at the falls and fresh fish pushing into the Clackamas and Sandy. Warm weather, dropping flows, and active trout and warm‑water bites round out a loaded week on the water.
Read this week's Oregon fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1c1R
Photo: Pro guide Stephen "Spicy" Gettel (503-999-0904) with a Willamette River spring Chinook
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Summer Steelhead and Spring Chinook Kick Into Gear Across Key Rivers.
Warm weather, rising counts at Willamette Falls, early summer steelhead on the Sandy and Clackamas, and trout stocking exploding statewide.
Read this week's Oregon fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1bZE
Photo: Terry Brown fished with pro guide Chris Vertopoulos catching this hatchery spring Chinook
Tributary Chinook Improve with Spring Action Building
Tributary Chinook improve, summer steelhead start to show, walleye stay hot, and trout lakes gear up for the derby.
Read this week's SW Washington fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1bZF
Photo: Dave Mallahan’s birthday steelhead from the Cowlitz River in March 2023
Bold springers, rising rivers, and a rare one‑day shot have anglers fired up.
A peak‑run push on the Columbia, improving Willamette conditions, fresh Sandy action, and strong trout and kokanee bites statewide make this weekend one of the most promising setups of spring. Read this week's Oregon fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1bYd
Photo: Jeff Carlson and Bob Rees with a fresh catch
Springers Surge as Season Gets One More Shot
Spring Chinook heat up across the Columbia, walleye stay strong, trout stockings light up lowland lakes, and early summer steelhead begin to trickle in. Read this week's SW Washington fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1bYf
Photo: Avid outdoorsman Colby Howe hoists a lower Columbia River spring Chinook from the Westport area
Walleye stay hot as steelhead give way to early summer arrivals!
Spring Chinook are building, trout plants are firing up lowland lakes, and walleye action is still one of the week’s brightest spots. Read this week's SW Washington fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1bWz
Offshore Chinook and Bottomfish Lead a Strong April Bite
Offshore action is leading the charge, steelhead and early springers are still in play, and warming rivers plus fresh hatches are opening new windows for anglers. Read this week's Oregon fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1bWA
Photo: Husband and wife team Dan and Kelly Murray took their limits of lower Columbia River spring Chinook with pro guide Bob Rees.
Bold springers winding down just as winter steelhead hit their peak.
A dry, warming week has springers moving, steelhead surging in the tribs, walleye biting hard, and trout and kokanee fishing improving across the region. Read this week's SW Washington fishing report. https://wp.me/p6Jd7i-1bUM
Photo: From Devin Pohl of an April Battle Ground Lake