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Fish Report for 12-9-2021

Best option for late-fall king salmon

12-9-2021
Kenny Priest

According to Martin, the Elk and Sixes rivers are the best option for late-fall king salmon. “Fishing has been slow the past three weeks because of low flows. If this weekend’s rain materializes, expect decent salmon fishing early next week on both rivers. The Elk and Sixes are known to have the latest fall salmon runs on the Oregon Coast,” added Martin.



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Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Thursday, December 9th, 2021

Mad River: Opened back up on Wednesday, but flows are still low
Eel River: Flows were under 900 cfs Thursday and it’s getting clear
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Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Thursday, December 2nd, 2021

Mad River: Closed to fishing as of Thursday, Dec. 2
Eel River: The last push of kings should arrive after the next significant rainfall
Eel River - South Fork: Closed to fishing
Van Duzen River: Closed to fishing as of Thursday, Dec. 2
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Smith River: 45lb. King Salmon