Idaho Fish Report
Link River is fair fishing with a low population abundance of redband trout
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
4-23-2025
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Link River is fair fishing with a low population abundance of redband trout. Link River flows are high. The fishery peaks in April and May. Check Link River Flows.
ODFW also encourages the use of single barbless hooks in this fishery, not removing fish from the water and catch-and-release rubber nets. Catch-and-release only for redband trout. No bait allowed.
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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, April 23rd
Diamond Lake: Diamond Lake is still frozen over
Galesville Reservoir: The reservoir is at full pool now with all the recent rainfall this year
Garrison Lake: Trout are scattered throughout the lake
Plat I Reservoir: The reservoir is at full pool levels
Rogue River- Lower: The weather is perfect for spending some time chasing spring chinook
Umpqua River: Fishing has been fair to good with a good number of hatchery chinooks being harvested
Umpqua River- North : Winter steelhead angling is slow
Umpqua River- South : The South is open for hatchery steelhead
Campbell Reservoir: Campbell Reservoir is nearly full
Gerber Reservoir: Gerber Reservoir is ice free
Upper Klamath Lake: Fishing has been slow to fair depending on the day
Lake Of The Woods: The lake is ice free
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Tuesday, April 22nd
Trask River: The Trask is low and clear but there are still fish available throughout the fishery
Fish Lake : Fish Lake is 72 percent full and ice-free
Howard Prairie Reservoir: Howard Prairie is 86 percent full and rising
Hyatt Lake: Hyatt is currently 88 percent full and rising
Lost Creek Reservoir: Lost Creek offers very good opportunity for spring trout fishing
Medco Pond: Medco wasstocked with rainbow trout this week
Rogue River - Middle: Flow in Grants Pass is around 3,200 cfs on Tuesday
Rogue River- Upper: Anglers continue to catch winter steelhead
Krumbo Reservoir: Some very fat holdover trout in the 14-20 inch range are still being caught after stocking