Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 3-18-2021

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Boats Drifting Are Catching A Mix of Fresh Steelhead

3-18-2021
Kenny Priest

The winter fish that are moving through the Klamath are starting to make their way into the lower Trinity. Boats drifting the Willow Creek area are catching a mix of fresh steelhead and downrunners along with a handful of half-pounders per trip. Flows were running at 3,300 cfs on the Hoopa gauge as of Wednesday, but it predicted to rise to 6,400 cfs by Friday afternoon. Should be in fishable shape through the weekend.



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