John Gross, Roaring Fork Guide Service, 39621 Deerhorn Rd, Springfield, Oregon 97478
Email: roaringfork@aol.com, Tel: +1 541 726 7234
Fall Chinook
Weekend Rains get the Salmon on the Move
Submitted by John Gross on 24 October 2010 - 10:37am.
Fising Report - October 24, 2010
Still catching fish as Fish & Fishermen wait for Fall Rains
Submitted by John Gross on 19 October 2010 - 12:52pm.Nicholas and Jon enjoyed some Fall estuary trolling on the lower Umpqua River. They worked hard to land a total of 4 salmon during their trip, two keepers & two native Coho for release. Marauding seals added to the challenge while fighting 1 salmon.
Fall Salmon Fishing Continues on Western Oregon Estuaries
Submitted by John Gross on 19 October 2010 - 12:08pm.
What better way to enjoy the beauty and bounty of the Fall Season than catching a big Fall Salmon!
Coos Bay & Lower Umpqua producing Good Catches of Fall Salmon
Submitted by John Gross on 12 September 2010 - 11:29am.Fall Chinook fishing in many Oregon estuaries has been rated good to excellent. The past few weeks have proven very productive for folks chasing salmon and the encouraging results bode well for the runs which should continue to build well into the late Fall Season.
Elk River Fall Chinook
Submitted by John Gross on 25 December 2009 - 11:56pm.The focus on our coastal rivers now changes from salmon to winter steelhead with the turn of the year. The Coquille and the Millacoma have had some good days already on wimter steelhead, as has Cedar Creek, a tributary to the Nestucca River up north.
Fall/Winter Chinook on the Elk & Sixes Rivers Show Well
Submitted by John Gross on 29 November 2009 - 1:07pm..jpg "Fall Chrome")
A nice surge of bright Kings have provided great sport in late 2009 on the Elk & Sixes Rivers
