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Fish Report for 8-6-2024
There is still some opportunity at Tillamook Bay
8-6-2024
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
Sea-run cutthroat trout fishing has slowed in tidewater, probably indicating that fish are moving into the rivers, but there is still some opportunity.
We've been hearing some good reports of rock fish and kelp greenling being caught off the North jetty. There is no public access to the South jetty this summer due to Army Corps of Engineers repairs.
Tillamook Bay opened for Fall Chinook on Aug. 1, but it's an "in between" time of year for salmon on Tillamook Bay. The spring Chinook have moved into the rivers and are getting close to spawning and fall Chinook and coho won't show up in any numbers for another month or so. The bag limit for wild adult Chinook is 1/day and 2 for the season (Aug. 1 to Nov. 30
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