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This Weeks fishing report updated
September
1, 2008
Provided by
Oregon fishing guide Dennis Hull
top
picks:
Columbia
River
Fall
Chinook
-
Sept
1-16
HOT
NOW -
very
short
season,
lots
of
fish
in
the
river
now.
Crabbing
Aug -
Dec
Newport,
Yaquina
River
Salmon
late
September
to
early
Nov
Combo
salmon
and
crabbing
-
late
Sept
- Nov
Keeper
sturgeon
-
Good
by
mid
to
late
Sept
Giant
sturgeon
- HOT
Welcome
to
our
new
Salem
Oregon
Sponsors
 
Thanks
to
these
sponsors
my
boat
has
undergone
a
complete
makeover.
New
color
pigmented
line
-x
gunnel
wrap
and
full
bow
wrap
with uv
top
coat
and
custom
paint.
Before
Photo
on
left,
after
photo
on
right.
Click
on
pics
to
see
bigger
photo

-
Steelhead:
Lots
of
steelhead
in
the
Columbia
but
most
of
the
action
will
be
above
Bonneville
Dam
at
Drano
Lake
and
near
the
mouth
of
the
Deschutes.
Most
folks
below
the
dam
will
be
targeting
fall
salmon.
-
Buoy
10
Salmon:
Buoy
10
is
now
closed
for
the
year.
-
Coastal
River
Fall
Salmon:
The
Siletz
River
and
Nehalem
River
are
producing
some
nice
fall
fish.
These
rivers
are
early
producers
compared
to
the
rest
of
the
coast's
rivers
which
will
get
going
towards
the
later
half
of
September.
With
the
cooler
than
normal
temps
and
recent
rains
we
most
likely
will
see
more
fish
much
earlier
than
in
recent
years.
Look
for
mid
Sept
and
October
to
be
some
great
fishing
on
your
favorite
coastal
river
and
bay.
We
will
be
starting
our
Newport
-
Yaquina
river
fall
salmon
trips
mid
Sept
lasting
into
early
November.
Be
sure
to
know
the
regulations
and
limits
on
wild
fish
in
these
rivers
this
year
they
are
under
special
regulations
and
each
one
is
different.
They
are
all
open
but
the
rules
aren't
the
same
as
years
past.
-
Tired
of
Gill
Nets?
you
need
to
JOIN
CCA.
The
Coastal
Conservation
Association
has
been
instrumental
in
the
success
of
100's
of
projects
on
the
Gulf
Coast
and
East
Coast
to
reduce
commercial
over
harvest,
ban
gill
nets
and
to
restore
sport
fisheries.
We
now
have
a
Pacific
Northwest
Chapter.
This
is
the
best
chance
as
sport
fisherman
in
this
region
to
speak
with
a
unified
voice
and
to
actually
be
recognized.
The
goal
is
to
reach
50,000
members
regionally
as
soon
as
we
can,
we
are
already
over
7000
members
strong
and
growing.
Feel
free
to
email
me
with
any
questions.
To
sign
up
go
to
one
of
the
links
below
and
download
the
form
or
come
to
the
membership
meeting
Coastal
Conservation
Association
Fish
first
sign
up
page
Booking
now
for
the
following
fall
trips:
Newport
Oregon
fall
Salmon
-
Yaquina
river
and
bay.
Crabbing
trips
and
Salmon
-
crab
combo
trips
Portland
Keeper
sturgeon
Oversized
sturgeon
Click
here
to
request
guided
fishing
information
or to
sign
up
for
our
new
call
list
503-551-6369
visit
our
new
online
tackle
shop
-
Crabbing
Report:
Crabbing
has
been
improving
in
all
the
bays.
Best
bets
would
be
Newport,
Tillamook,
Coos
Bay,
Winchester
Bay.
The
smaller
shallower
bays
are
still
spotty.
Sept
will
be
the
start
of
the
really
good
crabbing.
Its
worth
it
now
but
you
will
have
to
toss
a
lot
of
soft
ones
back.
-
Ocean
Salmon:
Closed
for
the
year
-
Tuna
fishing:
Tuna
fishing
has
been
great
when
the
ocean
is
flat
enough
to
get
out
to
them.
They
havent
been
in
as
close
as
the
last
couple
of
years
but
are
within
reach
of
charters
and
some
of
the
larger
sport
boats.
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