John Gross, Roaring Fork Guide Service, 39621 Deerhorn Rd, Springfield, Oregon 97478
Email: roaringfork@aol.com, Tel: +1 541 726 7234
Roaring Fork Guide ServiceGuided excursions & fishing trips on Oregon's premier rivers and coastal streams Salmon · Trout · Steelhead · Bass |
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John Gross, Roaring Fork Guide Service, 39621 Deerhorn Rd, Springfield, Oregon 97478 |
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Fall ChinookMore Rain, More FishSubmitted by John Gross on 14 November 2007 - 10:54am. Chetco River | Elk River | Fall Chinook | Siuslaw River | Sixes River | Umpqua River (Mainstream) | Winter SteelheadIt's mixed bag time now as late November and early December can produce Chinook Salmon, Silver Salmon and even Winter Steelhead.
The recent rain in mid-October moved salmon from the bays and tidewaters up into the free flowing sections of our coastal riversSubmitted by John Gross on 26 October 2007 - 3:13pm. Fall Chinook | Siletz River | Siuslaw RiverVACATION RENTAL NEAR BANDON Once completed, we hope to have photos, information and prices available for your viewing so keep in touch! Ron Sonnevil lands a Fall Chromer on a guided trip with RFGSSubmitted by John Gross on 19 July 2007 - 2:20pm. Fall Chinook | Sixes River | Fish | RiversCHRISTMAS GREETINGSSubmitted by John Gross on 20 December 2005 - 4:51am. Alsea River | Coquille River (South Fork) | Elk River | Fall Chinook | McKenzie River | Siletz River | Sixes River | Umpqua River (Mainstream) | Winter SteelheadI'm finally back home on the McKenzie after a month down in Port Orford fishing the Elk & Sixes Rivers. We were hooking fish, even on my last day when rivers were ridiculously low and clear. Siletz RiverSubmitted by John Gross on 23 November 2005 - 4:51am. Fall Chinook | Siletz RiverIn spiteof low water conditions we had a great day yesterday on the Siletz. Elk - SixesSubmitted by John Gross on 21 November 2005 - 5:08am. Elk River | Fall Chinook | Siletz River | Sixes River | Umpqua River (Mainstream) | Winter SteelheadJust back from a quickie down on Elk & Sixes. Both rivers fished great for about five days as waters receded after the first major freshet. |
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