John Gross, Roaring Fork Guide Service, 39621 Deerhorn Rd, Springfield, Oregon 97478
Email: roaringfork@aol.com, Tel: +1 541 726 7234
Elk River
Time To Fish!! & A Sad Farewell to Steelheaders West
Submitted 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!
More Rain, More Fish
Submitted 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.
Late Winter Steel
Submitted by John Gross on 15 March 2007 - 6:22am. Coquille River (Lower) | Elk River | Sixes River | SteelheadBluebird weather and a sudden rise in river temperatures have combined to make for some fun recent fishing.
A Little Rain to Ease the Drought
Submitted by John Gross on 12 February 2007 - 6:25am. Coquille River (Lower) | Elk River | Salmon | Sixes River | TroutWestern Oregon is finally getting some badly needed rain.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
Submitted 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.
