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You won't have to worry too much about bank anglers. There's not exactly very many fish in that area right about now. You got a shot for a late coho or an early winter steelhead. If i were you I'd just fish the willamette for sturgeon. Sent from my LG-H631 using Tapatalk

Judging by the fact it's already almost at 5 i bet it'll be 7'8 by 12-1 tomorrow afternoon Sent from my LG-H631 using Tapatalk

Those predictions are horribly inaccurate. They're good for getting an idea of conditions but that's it. If 3 inches fall it'll jump to 8ft or more. Lee's Camp is notoriously wet, i bet today and tomorrow they get close to 5 inches and the river will crest around 10ft. Sent from my LG-H631...

No a helicopter would take like 8 minutes... I drive it at five almost everyday. It's only 35 miles. With traffic it usually takes an hour and twenty minutes. Sent from my LG-H631 using Tapatalk

I woulda say kelly point to Barton would be about 1hr 15 min to 1hr 30min. There should still be some summers left for you. As well as maybe a few coho. Sent from my LG-H631 using Tapatalk

According to odfw there were no native coho above willamette falls. Any there now are descendants of hatchery stock. That's why they allow retention. There are no hatchery coho above the falls. Sent from my LG-H631 using Tapatalk

St Louis ponds thirty minutes south of portland has white crappie warmouth red ears and some other cool fish. Sent from my LG-H631 using Tapatalk

I would imagine instead doing a flyover they would just drive the road and count the cars

Any camping at triangle?

Pretty sure most if not all were hatchery fish which we don't want spawning in the wild anyways. Don't be a prick.

Try throwing in a chain swivel about a third of the way from your dropper to your lure/bait.

Big fish like big meals! GO BIG!!!!

Nice Ho!

And they've 40,000 chinook so far. With 200,000 more going to the tribes.

I'll keep my eyes open in Newport! Hope you get er back in one piece.