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Saturday, June 4th, 2005

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      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Another report for IRONGATE.....
      Got on the water about 5 p.m. A few small fish (1 keeper) in Jenny Cr. on jigs and Senkos. Headed to the Narrows and picked up 3 more decent fish on the big rock face. My son stuck a couple of 2 1/2-3 lb. fish on watermelon Senkos, texas rigged with a 1/4 oz. bullet weight. I got a few on a green Kreature bait, and one keeper on a brown jig.
      City: Medford

      Tips: Water is down about 6 ft. since Tuesday. LOTS of weeds already. Try the outside weedlines for bigger fish.

Friday, June 3rd, 2005

  • Coos County
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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: OK WHATS UP TEN MILE BASSERS,THAT LAKE DRY UP OR SOMETHING HAVE NOT SEEN A REPORT IN SOME TIME I KNOW SOMEONE HAS TO BE FISHING IT.THE CALIFORNIA GUYS ARE POSTING THEIR REPORTS WOULD BE NICE TO SEE MORE OREGON BASSERS DOING THE SAME.
      DAVE
      GOOD LUCK TIGHT LINES
      City: central point

Tuesday, May 31st, 2005

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      Water Temp: ??

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: This report is for IRONGATE... Nowhere else to post, so I thought I'd put this here because it's the closest alternative.

      Got on the lake about 4:30 p.m. Started at outhouse point. Stuck a couple of small fish on green, green/red Kreature baits. Also one on Pumpkinseed Senko. Moved across the lake to the Big rock ledge. Five or six fish (1-2 lbs.) Several on brown jigs, a couple on Kreature. Pulled one nice 4 lb. about 15' deep on ledge. Headed towards Jenny Cr. Caught another 6-8 average fish (and alot of dinks) on jigs and Senkos. Mostly brown and green. One more 4 lb. on left side of main chanel near Jenny Cr. Fished until after dark, hoping to catch a frog bite, but it never happened. Had one fish blow up on a white/chartreuse buzzbait, and one strike on a green frog. May be a little early...
      City: Medford

      Tips: Water is WAY up. Alot of trees and brush to attack. Most of the fish came off the bank. Skip under the limbs as far as you can. Seem to be pretty shallow. Good Luck!!

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      Water Temp: 68

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: APPLEGATE LAKE got on the water at 9:00 AM, clear and calm across to squaw arm. One small mouth 1LB on shoreline brush about 15ft from bank about 10ft deep, on Berkley Gulp Pumpkin Green 4". One trout could not resist same presentation.
      Off the lake around 2:00 with only trout srrikes.
      City: Applegate

Sunday, May 29th, 2005

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      Water Temp: 63

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: This report is for Applegate Lake..... A friend of mine from Portland was visiting for the weekend which gave me a good excuse to go fishing on Applegate..... Ran into Jim from Crater Bass Club early in the AM and he said that he and his buddy had caught two smallmouth at that point.. One on a jig, and one on a Gitzit.... My friend and I tried points, willows etc, etc and one finally smacked a white spinnerbait but came unbuttoned (and it was a Leverage spinnerbait) A few minutes later my friend hooked one on a Senko, but it jumped and that was the last we saw of it... We then went up Carberry creek to where the water temp dropped to 49 degrees and fished out from there..... Finally, hooked a SM on a chugbug that measured 16" and weighed 2 pounds... Said hello to the Sheriffs patrol on the way out,a nd they just waved us on by, although we had seen them check just about everybody else on the lake.... Tyhat was just about it for the day, weather was overcast all day, it rained some, and the wind blew for a while, but you know what they say about abad day fishing and a good day working......... The lake is as high as I have seen it in years, and abosloutly beautiful.... Now if I could just get the fish to co-operate.............
      City: Williams, OR

      Tips: Although the fishing was pretty slow, I did have a few smaller fish chase baits right up to the boat, thought a slower presentation might work better, but had nothing hit except for that one fish on the Senko...... Go figure.....

Friday, May 27th, 2005

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      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Hey, that last report was for Applegate...
      City: Medford

  • Coos County
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      Water Temp: ?

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Whats up guys? I fished Tenmile memorial weekend and caught 43 fish over 4 days the weather was pretty crappy lots of rain and lightning... I caught all along the bank off a green pumpkin brush hog...I caught alot of 1-2 lb fish, but I caught 2 3.5 lb and one 4.5 lb bass... It was lots of fun cant wait to get back out there... Good luck to everyone...
      City: Lebanon

Tuesday, May 24th, 2005

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      Water Temp: 58-59

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished the lake for a couple of days. Sunday evening cranked the bank from Rock Cr. towards the dam...nothing. Monday we started in Quinn Cr.. 7:00 I stuck a 3lb. on a green Kreature bait. One more fish on a Senko, then headed toward the marina, about half-way through the channel, south side of the lake. Didn't get bit.
      Fished toward the dam, still nothing. Threw cranks, spinnerbaits, Kreatures, jigs, Senkos, kitchen sink...still nothing. Headed back out on Tuesday. Fishing picked up a little. Six fish in 5 hours. 3 near Rock Cr. on cranks, 3 more northeast of the dam (hit some of the little coves). The warmer weather seems to be improving the fishing a litle bit each day. I had to come back to work, but my buddy is still there...aarrrrgggh!!
      City: Medford

      Tips: Most of the fish are coming of of isolated wood. A few are starting to head up shallow, but didn't find any bed fish. Look in 6'-10'. Crank the points as the wind picks up, and head back to the wood when you can.

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      Water Temp: 62

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: This report is for Applegate Lake. Got on the water about 10:00 AM and calm conditions were good across the lake. Set out for Squaw Arm and tried banks and log floats. Sight fished but no takers. When wind came up got a dink with plastic worm about 6ft down.
      Moved out to main body and fished along eastern bank with no luck, left around 2:00 PM. Beautiful to see lake full.
      City: Applegate

Sunday, May 22nd, 2005

  • Lane County
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      Water Temp: Warm to Touch

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Spent about four hours fishing, started at 4PM. We used spinners(Panther Martins) and nightcrawlers. We got totally skunked for the first three hours, only like four bites. The lake level is very high, they really have it dammed up there.

      We were fishing in a driftboat along the shorelines and in the deep, one of us using spinners, and one with worms. The shirrif came motoring by and said HI, didn't give us a ticket for not having our boat numbers put on.

      I caught a 14" rainbow trout, the only fish of the day. He stuck on a small yellow spinner, not a panther. Was casting from the shoreline then.
      City: Westlake

      Tips: The boat police told us nobody has been catching much. I would say try some early morning and late evening fishing. If it's not during the bite, you might as well take flight...

Saturday, May 21st, 2005

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      Water Temp: 66

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: out early sunday morning with a few friends.3 boats and 6 bass crazy guys for a day of fun.every one caught fish 1 guy came up with 9.12 for 5 fish all smallies on green lizards.i was on them with a green craw on a darter head for a total of 12.14 for 5 fish 4 smallies and lm close to 3lbs. one of the other guys in another boat had the best sack 13.00 5 fish all smallies 3 came on a popper and the rest on tubes.everyone caught fish and had a good time.
      tight lines and put them back for seed.
      Dave
      City: central point

      Tips: fish humps and the backs of coves and cuts 1-3 ft off the bank

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      Water Temp: 65

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished all afternoon, mainly up Squaw arm. Hit a few points in the main lake also. One rat (11") halfway up squaw on south bank. Nothing up past the foot bridge either. Only fish came on a watermelon Senko. Accidentally caught a trout on a crankbait (most action of the day). Off the water at 7 pm.
      City: medford

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      Water Temp: 60

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: My wife and I got on the water around 10:00 AM. Tried plastics along shoreline from boat launch. Had one bump and then moved across the lake to south end tree line. Very windy and lots of chop. Never had a strike...later after a picnic lunch the wind died down and we tried on the beds...but no luck. Left around 2 when the skiers were showing up. Sorry none caught today.
      City: Applegate

Tuesday, May 17th, 2005

  • Clinton County
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      Water Temp: 60

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: fished both last sun and mon caught a few in coves on worms nothing of any size. I'ved only fished this lake a few times so could use any advice so thanks if you have anything
      City: midland or

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      Water Temp: 60

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: fished both last sun and mon caught a few in coves on worms nothing of any size. I'ved only fished this lake a few times so could use any advice so thanks if you have anything
      City: midland or

Sunday, May 15th, 2005

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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Any body here? Colorado angler will be fishing tournament in May @ Umatilla. Looking for general info and past tourney results. At what wind speed and direction should a guy forget about locking through to Wallula and making the run to Yakima?
      I hear it can get nasty!
      City: Denver

Saturday, May 14th, 2005

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      Water Temp: 56

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Had a tournament this weekend the fishing was great. The Willamette was washed out so we headed up the columbia toward reed island. Everything was a bit flooded out so as the day progressed the water started to drop and the fishing got better and better. We caught about 35 fish lost about another 10 and won the tournament with almost 14 pounds.
      City: Lyle

      Tips: I recommend fishing any shallow areas with a little bit of deeper water nearby such as a ditch or channel. Try working the shallows first then work the deeper water nearby if that fails. We caught fish on everything but our better fish came off of split shotting brush hawgs.
      Good luck.

Monday, May 9th, 2005

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      Water Temp: 62

      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: THIS IS FOR AGATE LAKE.
      on water 12:30 pm with wife and mother in law both in boat crazy weather little sun lot of rain.fished pretty fast cause i knew with the weather my fishing buddies wouldnt last long.caught 2 lm both 2-lbs 1 on a white and char spinner bait the other a drop shot purple worm and 5 smaller fish not worth weighing all on the drop shot. off water at 4:00 would have liked to stay longer but buddies said it was to cold.hope for warmer weather good luck and put them back for seed.
      City: CENTRAL POINT

Sunday, May 8th, 2005

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      Water Temp: 59

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: on water 9:30am fished the west arm not sure if its called that but thats what i call it.fished point half way up arm my backseat fishing buddy nails a 2-lbs sm on purple senko.i got a dink off same point on drop shot twin tail brown grub.troll over to a willow patch get a 2-lbs lm on fire tiger crank bait. fish down bank and get a 1-lbs sm on a cut on the brown grub.we moved to east arm cause wind is really picking up fish small cove buddy in back gets a 2.2 lbs sm on that senko. we caught a handfull of other dinks nothing worth weighing off water at 4:30 with high winds and blowing rain had 4 fish 7.2 lbs not bad considering the weather.good luck and let them live.
      City: CENTRAL POINT

Saturday, May 7th, 2005

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      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Went to Lost Creek Saturday, on the water at 2pm and left at 7pm. Fishing was decent, I took the family today and we caught at least 15 smallies with the biggest(2lbs) coming on a rip bait. All of the fish we caught until 6pm were caught on grubs, then I got on a rip bite for less than an hour before we left.
      City: central point

      Tips: The lake is full and fish are getting pretty aggressive, as soon as the weather stabilizes for a few consecutive days you should be able to easily catch smallies on anything you want to fish. The weather was cloudy/scattered showers and I still had to wait in line to launch, I guess spring is finally here.