Idaho Fish Report
Cutthroat fishing has slowed as water temperatures have increased
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
8-18-2022
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Cutthroat fishing has slowed as water temperatures have increased and flows have dropped. Anglers willing to venture into the canyons above Elk River hatchery are finding a few nice size fish
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for Thursday, August 18th, 2022Anthony Lake: Fishing at Anthony Lake may be a bit slower than previous years
Balm Creek Reservoir: Earlier this year, Balm Creek Reservoir was stocked with fingerling trou
Phillips Reservoir: The reservoir only filled to about ΒΌ full before beginning to drain again
Pilcher Reservoir: Pilcher Reservoir still has a decent amount of water
Thief Valley Reservoir: The reservoir is currently only 33 percent full
Unity Reservoir: Unity Reservoir has been dropping throughout the summer and is about 1/2 full
Wolf Creek Reservoir: Continues to have a decent amount of water in it
Ben Irving Reservoir: Bass fishing is has been good at Ben Irving
Coos River: Best fishing is typically near slack tides
Coquille River: Smallmouth bass fishing has been decent
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