NF Nehalem Report

January 24, 2012

We’ve had our share of high water in the last week. The good news is when rivers drop into shape there should be lots of steelhead to catch. Todays hatchery report for the NF Nehalem reveals that they worked the trap yesterday to find 642 steelhead have arrived into the trap at the hatchery most with-in the last few days. 118 of those fish have been recycled downstream to run the river again.

As the water drops fishing should be very good!

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