Brownlee Reservoir fishing will likely improve later in the year as the weather warms

Fish Report for 2-25-2022

Brownlee Reservoir fishing will likely improve later in the year as the weather warms

2-25-2022
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Brownlee Reservoir is 39 ft. below full pool, and the reservoir is below the usable elevation for Hewitt Park, Holcomb Park, Steck Park and Spring Recreation boat ramps. Follow the links below to get up-to-date information on access along Brownlee Reservoir.

Call the Idaho Power Company’s recording at 1-800-422-3143 to get information on access at recreational sites. | Reservoir level information

There have been no recent fishing reports from Brownlee Reservoir, but fishing will likely improve later in the year as the weather warms.

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for Thursday, February 24th, 2022

• ODFW Recreation Report
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Illinois River: With water levels continuing to drop and water gin clear
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