Welcome to the
2013 Winter Steelhead Guide
General Overview
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Steelhead fishing on the Clackamas
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The 2013 Winter Steelhead Guide is also available in Word or PDF format.
See the "Take it with you ..." section in the left hand menu.
Winter steelhead are one of Oregon’s most prized game fish – and one of the most challenging to catch. But the promise of large hard-fighting fish, fresh from the ocean, lures many anglers to brave the cold, wet conditions in search of a trophy.
This 2013 Guide offers the novice steelhead angler an overview of where and when to fish. For the more experienced angler, the Guide also includes updates on access, regulation changes and other changes that could affect fishing.
For updates on current conditions, such as water levels and fishing success, consult ODFW’s weekly Recreation Report.
Anglers also should consult the 2013 Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations for a complete list of relevant rules and regulations. Pick up a copy at most license dealers or view them on-line.
Northwest Zone Guide
Southwest Zone Guide
Willamette Zone Guide
Central and Northeast Zones Guide – great winter fishing for summer steelhead
Sodium sulfites in cured eggs
If you fish with cured eggs, you should know that a popular cure ingredient – sodium sulfites – can be toxic to young fish. Click here to learn more, and to see a list of products that meet Oregon guidelines for sodium sulfites.
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