Fishing at Unity Reservoir has been somewhat slow

Fish Report for 8-7-2024

Fishing at Unity Reservoir has been somewhat slow

8-7-2024
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Recently, fishing at Unity Reservoir has been somewhat slow. However, this reservoir is stocked with fingerlings that grow quickly and catching 14- to 16- inch trout is not uncommon. In the spring, anglers can use a variety of techniques to catch trout, and bank anglers can be successful fishing at the state park. In addition to trout, there also are some warmwater fishing opportunities available at Unity Reservoir. ‌

ODFW sampled Unity Reservoir the week of Aug. 29. Multiple large trout were sampled along with hundreds of 6-inch black crappie and some smaller smallmouth and largemouth bass. Additionally, there is a large population of crayfish in the reservoir with many in the rocks on the dam. ‌

Follow this link to see the Bureau of Reclamation website listing current reservoir levels.

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