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I like to fish by the bathrooms and also all the way down on the far end near the farthest dock.. Saw a nice brooder pulled out of there yesterday. Didn't think that there would be any of those left in there, but sure enough saw one caught,,, We walked away with one fish keeper size

It is 6.5 miles from the gate mostly uphill.. And we caught several in November in the 17 inch range.. Native cuts that is

So I hooked three, let one go, lost one and kept the largest one about 16"... I was there for about 4 hours... It wad pretty slow... I decided against hitting Sheridan because I knew there would be a lot of people there.. I had huddleston to myself, literaly!! Just a few dog walkers but no...

Bigsteel I was wondering if that was you... Don't hesitate to say hello! I am usually in my blue ford explorer with my Oregon ducks sweatshirt on or my waders... I am at willamina have been here about an hour 3 bites and had one trophy size on lost him at the bank should have had the net ready!!

Check the odfw recreation report it shows they put them in not to mention I'm after the brooders anyhow... Usually the new fish get brooders back on the bite!

I do keep trophy size and brooders :-) but gotta be big for me to keep them! They trapped 4 otters out of there last week... Seems they were eating all the fish... There are also birds eating them too... The old timers aren't there as much on weekends, well at least Art isn't he is the one the...

I am at huddelston every week, i have had best luck with the powerbait off the bottom or eggs under a bobber.. I also have had a lot of fun with some spinners there as well.. the bottom is weedy but use a long leader and you will be fine ... i have caught at least 50fish there in the past two...

that water looks good

I feel ya on the steelhead thing it is a passion.. I am heading to three rivers and nestucca 3 days next week..

I bet the snow was pretty...:)

Huddleston Pond, Willamina..

I second that Go Plunkers and nice job.. Way to stay with it and battle through to get one !! Great man great!!

OM good job, I only took one picture all day and it was of the largest one we caught.. I will post it later.. All told we came away with 6 trophy size (16" plus) between the three of us.. The best part was when you nailed one on like your fourth cast in Oregon waters on a lure!! The other...

someone should put some vegetation eating fish in Huddleston pond

Small correction, Brooders released at salish, WW, Junction City, Huddleston Pond etc. are 4-5 year old broodstock from roaring river fish hatchery, they are brooders not trophy's. Trophy's are 16" plus stockers and are usually posted on the stocking schedule, whereas brooders are not posted...