Goodbye Winters, Hello Springers
A scouting trip with no expectations of catching any fish turned into a successful day as we back bounced up our first Upper Rogue springer of the year.
A scouting trip with no expectations of catching any fish turned into a successful day as we back bounced up our first Upper Rogue springer of the year.
Recent storms have brought much needed precipitation to Southern Oregon and will jump start the April fisheries.
Low water conditions have thrown the Upper Rogue for a loop. Instead of winter steelhead, springers have become the name of the game.
Let the madness begin! The first confirmed Rogue River springer has been caught, but it wasn’t from it’s normal section. One lucky angler got the surprise of his life, and a great tasting meal to go with it.
2012 forged plenty of new memories, and we were lucky enough to capture a lot of them on film.
Even with the heat wave this weekend, fishing will remain good up and down the Rogue. Hit the river early or late to get in on the best bite and escape the heat.
Another week of summer heat means the bite has been on during the mornings and evenings, especially for the record run of early summer steelhead.
I was out for redemption for my broken pole from last week, and wasn’t going to let the hazardous weather get in my way.
Despite the heat wave, we’re still seeing some excellent fishing from the top to the bottom of the Rogue.
The summer heat has arrived making the morning and evenings best for salmon and steelhead. The high mountain lakes have also turned on for bass and trout.
Today marked the beginning of retention for wild salmon between Dodge Bridge and Gold Ray Dam on the Rogue. With catches of hatchery springers tapering off on the upper Rogue, this is going to be the stretch you’ll want to hit for a chance at bringing home dinner. Unfortunately the first day was less than [...]
It’s still not looking like the typical late June outside, but the fish aren’t caring too much. The bite around the valley hasn’t been great, but it has at least remained steady enough for anglers to find a few fish every day. If the cooler than normal weather persists we could see the fishing remain [...]
Now that it’s officially Summer, Mother Nature is throwing us a curve ball weather wise. Instead of 90 degress, the high temperature is going to be around 20 degrees cooler than it was today with a chance of rain. A weather change that dramatic could easily through off the bite for the entire weekend everywhere [...]