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Fish Report for 11-19-2021
Salmon season is already tapering off on the Chetco
11-19-2021
Kenny Priest
Salmon season is already tapering off on the Chetco, as the prolonged high water allowed much of this year’s run to shoot upstream to spawn reports Andy Martin of Wild Rivers Fishing. He said, “Fishing has been fair at best since the river dropped back into shape the end of last week. Salmon will continue to trickle in each day, but with higher flows, those fish may not spend much time in the lower river. Some nice kings have been caught, with a few topping 50 pounds reported last week.”
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for Friday, November 19th, 2021Mad River: The Mad saw a slight bump in flows
Eel River: The river is in perfect shape
Van Duzen River: Will be low and clear until the next rain
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for Friday, November 12th, 2021Mad River: The Mad was off color all week
Eel River: The river blew out on Tuesday, but is dropping quickly
Van Duzen River: Should be at a fishable level by the weekend
Eel River - South Fork: Predicted to drop quickly
Smith River: The Smith blew out Tuesday but was back into fishable shape Wednesday
Chetco River: The Chetco River fished well last week
Elk River: Action has been fair, with good numbers of hatchery kings
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