Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 3-14-2024

The Chetco blew out again over the weekend and likely won’t fish until this weekend

3-14-2024
Kenny Priest

"High water continues to make what little is left of this year’s steelhead season tough,” said Andy Martin of Wild Rivers Fishing. “The Chetco blew out again over the weekend and likely won’t fish until this weekend. With a dry spell now in the forecast, expect good flows for steelhead as the season winds down. A few late fish could still arrive, along with downrunners headed back to the ocean. 



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