@bigbillybass the links that you sent are the regulations for the respective areas in Oregon. They are the regulations book as it was printed/published for any given year, and are very important to learn and know as they are the general letter of the law. However, it is also important to pay attention to the "Recreation Report" page on myodfw.com.
https://myodfw.com/recreation-report
Select "Fishing Report" in the upper ribbon. This will bring you to a rough map depicting the various fishing zones of Oregon where you can select the region that you plan on fishing in. One of the first things that will pop up below the map, once you select your desired region, is any regulations updates pertaining to that particular area. This is where ODFW will post any updates to the regulations or make mid-season changes and adjustments. Below the updates will be rough fishing reports for different water bodies, which may or may not be helpful.
The "Regulation Updates" section is handy, but I have always found the fishing reports to be about a week or two behind what is actually happening on the water.