Clack hotspot

[Homebrewmike]

It looks like my plans for fishing the sandy tomorrow have turned muddy, and now I'm looking at the clackamas. Where can I get into some serious fish so my wife will stop giving me crap about not bringing any fish home? I plan on leaving the house around 545 or so, and will be throwing spinners while I'm out. Any suggestions would be great.

 

[TeamRamRod]

McIvers been pretty hot. I hear eagle creeks pretty blown out. I plan on hittin the clack tomarow as well.

 

[waco]

Barton or Carver if you don't mind paying $5 to park!

 

[Homebrewmike]

I don't mind paying at all if it means less crowds! I plan on being on the water legally allowable.

 

[Modest_Man]

McIvers been pretty hot. I hear eagle creeks pretty blown out. I plan on hittin the clack tomarow as well.

Blown out? It was low and clear today...

 

[nativefish]

dont got to pay during the off season i think

 

[CurtisP87]

Barton is free to park in off season, mciver is still $5

 

[troutmasta]

laeving to the clack right now im going to estacada though

 

[troutdude]

Good luck TM. Hope you can blot your tag today!

 

[troutmasta]

caught a springer. boo. oh well better luck next time (which is tomorrow at the latest )

 

[ChezJfrey]

caught a springer. boo. oh well better luck next time (which is tomorrow at the latest )

Don't feel bad...I got nothing today on the Clack as well. Thing is, with the raise/drop, I found quite a few fish around and figured the river fluctuation might perk 'em up a bit. But couldn't entice anything, even after changing presentations up a few times. Oh well.

Might wait to see what the rain does before deciding if Sat/Sun is in order.

 

[rainORsnow1]

Go right below Faraday. Both my brothers have been cleaning up there for a couple weeks. Probably gotta fight the crowds. But the are definetly a lot of fresh steelies. Been hearing stories of fall fish too