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Fish Report for 2-2-2023

Seamus Steele of Capistrano Beach, CA holds a nice steelhead landed on the South Fork Eel on Sunday.
Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of Fishing the North Coast Guide Service

The South Fork provided the best conditions over the weekend

2-2-2023
Kenny Priest

The South Fork provided the best conditions over the weekend and drew quite the crowd. The fishing wasn’t red hot by any means. Most boats got the opportunity at a fish but there were plenty of skunks. Conditions will continue to improve throughout the week and into Saturday before it blows out again. Predicted to peak at over 4,300 cfs Monday morning. Depending on how much rain we get next week, it could be off color for at least a few days.



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Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Thursday, February 2nd, 2023

Mad River: Mad River Fishing Report
Eel River: The main stem is dropping, albeit very slowly
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Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Thursday, January 26th, 2023

Mad River: The Mad is still a little pushy and off color
Eel River: The main stem is still big, but starting to turn green
Eel River - South Fork: The South Fork is green, but still a little pushy
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