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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STEELHEAD START TO SHOWSubmitted by John Gross on 10 May 2008 - 4:02pm. McKenzie River | Santiam River | Spring Chinook | Summer Steelhead | Willamette RiverIn a year of often dismal P.R. regarding West Coast Salmon, steelhead fishing on the McKenzie River, the South Santiam and Middle Fork Willamette may be a bright spot in the clouds.
Time to start transitioning from winter to summer steelheadSubmitted by John Gross on 21 March 2008 - 10:48am. McKenzie River | Santiam River | Summer Steelhead | Willamette RiverLots of policy and regulation changes coming this season.........................will they improve the fishery?
Time To Fish!! & A Sad Farewell to Steelheaders WestSubmitted by John Gross on 11 February 2008 - 1:21pm. Coquille River (South Fork) | Elk River | Siletz River | Sixes River | Winter SteelheadOregon's midcoast rivers are finally coming into ideal drift-fishing levels. After a lengthy wait for high waters to recede due to appreciable snow and rainfall, our coastal waters should be in excellent condition by mid week. Winter Steelhead Fishing Report - (read more)Submitted by John Gross on 1 February 2008 - 11:32am. Alsea River | Chetco River | Coquille River (South Fork) | Elk River | Nestucca River | Siletz River | Siuslaw River | Sixes River | Umpqua River (Mainstream) | Winter SteelheadFishing or Football on Sunday? Enjoy the Game! Lots of cool water in summer means more fish to the netSubmitted by John Gross on 31 January 2008 - 4:12pm.Heavy Winter Snows Mean Great Summer FlowsSubmitted by John Gross on 31 January 2008 - 4:01pm. McKenzie River | Spring Chinook | Summer SteelheadLots of recent snow in Oregon's Cascade Mountains will hopefully mean excellent summer river levels for all river users. |
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