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Fish Report for 2-1-2024

The Van Duzen peaked at nearly 11,000 cfs Wednesday evening and is back on the drop

2-1-2024
Kenny Priest

The Van Duzen peaked at nearly 11,000 cfs Wednesday evening and is back on the drop. Flows are predicted to get down to 2,000 cfs by the end of the weekend, but it will be headed back up with the rain starting Sunday. It will need at least a week of dry weather before it’s fishable.



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for Thursday, February 1st

Mad River: The Mad peaked at 14 feet (9,845 cfs) early Thursday morning, and is high and muddy
Eel River: Predicted to drop through Sunday, before the next, smaller rise hits Monday
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for Thursday, January 25th

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Eel River: Predicted for a small rise Sunday before it goes back on the drop
Eel River - South Fork: South Fork Eel River
Van Duzen River: The Van Duzen will be above 2,000 cfs through the weekend
Smith River: The Smith continues to teeter between driftable and plunkable flows, with the occasional blowout
Chetco River: The Chetco has been high and muddy all week