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Missing Oar - 1:46 a.m. 1/21/2010
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Jake, Please tell me you gave Jergy his oar back. Even if it is 'Nice'! Mac
Sgt. Mac O'Rielly
- Camas PD
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Steelhead - 1:54 p.m. 1/20/2010
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Winter steelhead: The early run is winding down, but late-run winter steelhead are beginning to move toward the hatcheries on the Cowlitz and Kalama rivers where they were raised. The fishery for late-run fish tends to peak in late February and early March, although some late-run steelhead are already beginning to show up in the catch. As with the early run, high water can always push those rivers out of shape for fishing.
Noel Johnson
- Woodland, WA
Noel@lewisriver.com
http://www.lewisriver.com
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upper efl - 11:51 a.m. 1/20/2010
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the upper efl is not that hard off a drift to float. the hardest spots are no harder then around lewisville. I float it all the time, right now is a good flow, 600-1000cfs. I floated the upper river yesterday. The fish are starting to lose there quality but we still hooked and landed 6 hatchery fish and 2 natives along with lost a few and missed a few bites.
jake
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River Report - 6:57 p.m. 1/19/2010
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If you dare and raft be ready for class 4 river. I will pick up your gear have fun and be a safe boater!
Kramer
Stewart
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re: newbie - 4:20 p.m. 1/19/2010
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Isaac if you live in Battle Ground, you should give some thought to fishing the East Fork at either Daybreak or Lewisville park. If you go to either of these parks, and walk either up or downstream, you'll have a fair chance at getting your own stretch of water. Also, if you have a raft or know someone that does, try putting in at Heisson or Lewisville. If you put in at Heisson, you'll pretty much have the river to yourself for most of the float. Hope this helps.
mark
- battle ground
mark.rosbarsky@yahoo.com
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Sturgeon fishing - 1:57 p.m. 1/19/2010
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Got a limit of 3 fish Saturday on the Multnomah channel. The fishing picked up as the tide started to slow down as we were able to catch all 3 keepers in less than 1 hour. We did fish for 5 hours total with steady action. The biggest at 50", 1 at 43", and 1 just over 38". We did get 3 or 4 more that were within 1 inch of keeping. The fishing is fairly consistent and has been for at least 2 weeks. Even the shakers where a decent size. Take several baits as they were eating everything... all 3 keepers on a different bait. My guess is Saturday the 30th should fish the same with the same tide series as this weekend.
JP
- Ridgefield, Wa
Sturgeon fishing
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Newbie - 7:35 a.m. 1/19/2010
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Im trying to get into steelhead fishing and was hoping somebody could start pointing me in the right direction. I've been out a few times to the hatchery but would like to find a thats got good steelhead waters but doesn't have everybody and his brother fishing in the same area. Can anyone help?
Isaac
- Battle Ground, WA
theicefrostergoeth@yahoo.com
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Lost Oar - 7:58 p.m. 1/18/2010
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Jake Your email didn't work. Please use mine to contact me and I will respond with oar details. Thanks
jergy
- Camas
jergensen@comcast.net
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true or not/ 7 days a week for sturg in Cowlitz - 1:40 p.m. 1/18/2010
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winter steelhead - 10:31 a.m. 1/18/2010
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a week or so ago we were doing well at the hatchery plunkin off the rock bar above the hatchery. when looking off the ladder I counted at least 40 chromers one day. The next day we came and there were no fish off the chute and the fish ladder gate was open! This is a salmon hatchery! When they give them a free ride to the steelhead hatchery in trucks, it severely impacts the plunkers and fast water drifters above the ladder. does any one know if this is temporary or ongoing, because this action has ruined one of my favorite holes to take my grandkids? are any of these recycled down and if so, will they be punched, etc.??
bbob
- vancouver,
conseng@msn.com
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For fishing pictures go to LewisRiver.com monthy fishing pictures.
For more information go to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Call 1.800.547.1501 for updated reservoir levels and estimated river flow below Merwin.
For N. F . Lewis River flow go to River Flows At Ariel.
For East Fork Lewis River flow go to East Fork Lewis River Near Heisson, Wa.
Stream flow and reservoir levels at:
Lewis River at Woodland Speelyai Creek Muddy Creek
Lewis River at Ariel Lewis River Reservoir Levels
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