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Friday, November 19th, 2004

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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Hey,you guys please submit your reports. I don't care what you have to say just tell us something!!! If the fishing sucked than tell us what didn't work. If you just killed 'em and the fishing was great than share the wealth. I know that this site can work, my friends and I used it for years down in California. So, please spare alittle of your time and tell the rest of us whats going on out on the water. Post your tournement score brag about big fish you caught, I don't care just submit a report, please.
      Thank you and good fishing.

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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Hey,you guys please submit your reports. I don't care what you have to say just tell us something!!! If the fishing sucked than tell us what didn't work. If you just killed 'em and the fishing was great than share the wealth. I know that this site can work, my friends and I used it for years down in California. So, please spare alittle of your time and tell the rest of us whats going on out on the water. Post your tournement score brag about big fish you caught, I don't care just submit a report, please.
      Thank you and good fishing.

Friday, November 5th, 2004

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      Water Temp: 50

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: 10 small mouth up to 3.5lbs found rock hump in upper river that was loaded. the last month has been great on the upper river from the falls to albany for large mouth and small mouth up to 4lbs last year we caugt fish all the way into december
      water temp down to 42. CANT CATCHEM IF YA DONT FISH FER UM.
      City: fairview

      Tips: SMALL WORMS AND SENCOS

Tuesday, October 19th, 2004

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      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Hey,you guys please submit your reports. I don't care what you have to say just tell us something!!! If the fishing sucked than tell us what didn't work. If you just killed 'em and the fishing was great than share the wealth. I know that this site can work, my friends and I used it for years down in California. So, please spare alittle of your time and tell the rest of us whats going on out on the water. Post your tournement score brag about big fish you caught, I don't care just submit a report, please.
      Thank you and good fishing.

Monday, October 18th, 2004

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      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: COULDN'T STAND IT HAD TO GO FISHING ON DAY OFF COLD FRONT OR NOT.PUT IN AT AROUND 9AM RAN UP EAST FORK PICKED UP SMALL LM ON LIGHTING SHAD CRANK IN SMALL COVE DIDNT GET ANOTHER BITE UP THAT FORK TRIED SOME SOFT BAITS JUST TO WINDY TO FISH THEM.LEFT WENT UP WEST FORK AS FAR AS I COULD GO BEING LAKE IS SO LOW PICKED UP 2 SM DINKS OFF POINT WITH THE LIGHTING SHAD.SWITCHED TO A CHAR AND WHITE SPINNER BAIT MOVED DOWN TO NEXT POINT PICKED UP 1 SM DINK AND A KEEPER LM . MOVED ACROSS LAKE ANOTHER ROCKY POINT GOT ANOTHER SM.MOVED TO POINT ACROSS LAKE FROM BOAT RAMP PICKED UP 13" SM ALSO ON SPINNER BAIT. CAUGHT 2 OTHER SMALL LM ON ANOTHER POINT. OFF WATER AT 4:30
      City: CENTRAL POINT

      Tips: ALL KEEPER FISH WHERE ON ROCKY POINTS AND IN 2 FT
      TO 6FT WATER. ALL AND ALL BEATS WORKING

Monday, September 27th, 2004

  • Coos County
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      Water Temp: 70

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fishing lillie-pads in the back of one of the coves and got my first Frog-fish and started flipping with Brush Hog and got five keeper 2.5+ and lost a TOAD on the brush hog.
      City: North Bend

      Tips: Flip the Lillie-pads and work the back of the coves.

Friday, September 10th, 2004

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      Water Temp: ?

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: I have been fishing just off marine Dr the past couple of weeks just west of 122nd near the log poles you see sticking out of the water and have caught a few smallies that were pretty small but did land a couple around a pound or so ( still pretty small )I was using grubs in colors white,black and pumpkin and seem to have the best luck with black. Can someone tell me the best place to go bass fishing for a chance at catching some good size bass very close to Gresham. I would love to get my wife into some good bass action close to home. THANKS
      City: Gresham

Monday, August 16th, 2004

  • Coos County
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      Water Temp: 68+

      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished from 8:30am to 5:00pm from boat on 16th. Caught 2 dinks. Was told early morning best. Caught a 1.5 lb lm bass from dock around 7:30pm using a senko texas rigged. Next morning started fishing at 6:00am till 3:30pm from boat. Not a single fish made it in. Tried eveything in the tackle box. Had a couple bites. Decided I could at least drink beer fishing from the dock. Using a light sinker with a 12" leader using trout yellow floating bait and a live worm on end of hook, caught a 14" trout AND a 1.5 lb lm bass this way. WITH FLOATING BAIT? Long couple of days of fishing. It was about 80 deg air in the sun. Was told the in the tourney the weekend before that there were NO keepers caught on Sunday by any team.
      City: Tualatin

      Tips: Suggest a different lake for the time being.

Sunday, June 20th, 2004

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      Water Temp: 61-63

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Well, here I go again.... The only reason that I'm submiting a report is that in the hope that someone will read it and submit a report of their own so that I might learn something new..... My grandson and a friend of his & I put in this morning at themair ramp just before daylight and went immeadiatly to the willows at the end of the (right) arm.... Fishing wasn't nearly as hot as it was the last time we went, but we did manage a few keepers... We went form there to the quarry hole where I did manage to hook the biggest fish of the day, about 1.5 smallmouth..... We left there and went up to the willows on the (left) arm, but didn't rally do all that much there.... Finally figured out that everything that was worth catching was being taken off rocky shorelines, so fished those for the remainder of the time on the lake...... Was in "EL Tapitio" for lunch & a couple of cervesas by 1 P.M. Total fish to the boat, 24, all in all not a bad day......... Wind was not a factor today.......
      City: Williams, OR

      Tips: Senkos, spinnerbaits, and a LV 95 Lucky craft accounted for all the fish that we caught.....

Saturday, June 19th, 2004

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      Water Temp: 61

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished a UVBM tournament on the 19th and 20th of June and had 21lbs 14oz for 5 fish. Caught fish on blades in the morning but culled them out later on brushhawgs and senkos.We were culling 4lbs bass all day long.On the second day it was a little tuffer to catch big ones. We had 18lbs+ for 40lbs for two days and got second place. What a fish factory this place is.
      City: Winston

      Tips: Reaction baits early until the sun comes up them switch to slower plastics.

Saturday, June 12th, 2004

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      Water Temp: 67-69

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Well, if nobody else submits a report, I will.... My grandson and I fished from just after dawn until 9 a.m. when the wind blew us off the lake.... We started jsut to the right of the boat ramp in the willows growing there, and we each boated a couple of very nice keepers, very fat and healthy looking.... We went from there to the cemetary hole with no takers, then decided to run down to the end of that arm and fish the willows..... I boated ten keepers and my grandson boated six.... He primarily used Senkos, and I used Senkos and a small chartruese spinnerbait with about equal sucess..... The biggest fish landed went 2.4 lb on a digital scale...... Come on you Oregon bass fishers, take a minute and use this column to let others know what's happining around our state.... Hate to have to tune in to the California sites just to find out if anybodys catching fish........
      City: Williams, OR

      Tips: Senkos & spinnerbaits worked for us, but I'm sure that those fish were willing enough that they would have taken just about anything....

  • Lane County
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      Water Temp: unknown

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: The weather was a bit overcast, with light to moderate afternoon winds out of the south. Air temps were mid 60's. On the lake about 10:00AM began fishing around Booth Island and on up into the Booth Arm with no takers. Next ran to the Big Tressel to ry our luck on some crappie. Again no takers and no strikes. Moved on up to the upper end of Maplet Arm. Dan tied on a bluegill collored Rapala Lipless crankbait (1/4 oz) an got 2-3 strikes throwing it up near shore among down wood. Finally hooked and landed our only bass (est. 1.5-2lbs. Real healthy and fought well. Talked with other fisherman and we did better than they did. Off the lake around 4:00PM. Post spawn conditions were tough as is most of the time on this lake.
      City: Mapleton, OR

      Tips: Patience and exprimentationwith a variety of colors and lures.

Monday, June 7th, 2004

  • Ferry County
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      Water Temp: dont know

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: I was fishin in a little inlet and i was fishing with a (brown roster tail spinner) and i counted to 5 sec. and i saw it about 11 feet away and then a 4 1/2 LB. smallmouth hit it!
      And i was fishing for trout so my drag was very low and so the smallmouth riped the line out and so i had to reel it in very fast and i had 4 lb. test and a lutralight rod! After about 5 minutes i got hit and it was very pretty. And then i let it go!
      City: Portland

      Tips: Fish with a spinner and cast it as far as you can and count to 5 and reel it in at med. speed

      Use a 1/4 once. Roster tail (pink or brown for bass) and (green and blue for big trout)

Saturday, May 8th, 2004

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      Water Temp: ?

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Launched out of West Linn and motored upstream. A dozen fish none over 14". Had my 7 year old son experiment with a slim profile tube on a drop shot. We fished in eddies by the current seams. Chewed my prop coming up behind an island. The water around it looked verticle. Drifted down to deeper water and split shot a couple.
      City: Battleground

      Tips: Use your console dept finder any time you run on this river.

Saturday, May 1st, 2004

  • Coos County
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      Water Temp: 67-71

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished "BASSIN FOR BUCKS" SAT (5/1/04). THE catching of numbers were great. Lots of fish caught on senkos & spinner baits. 21# plus won it and there was alot of 16-19# bags. There was 41 boats fishing the tournament. If you weren't there you missed a lot of fun. See you all there next year.
      Thanks "Umpqua Valley Bass Masters" for a great and fun time.
      City: roseburg

      Tips: Get there early and stay long. The fish we caught on anything you want to use.

Monday, October 20th, 2003

  • Coos County
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      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: THREE OF US FISHED 7AM TILL DARK. BITE WAS ON ALL DAY. REALY GOT GOOD ABOUT 4PM. FISHED SPINERBAIT AND SENKOS 4INCH DARK COLORS.WE CAUGHT 25-30 FISH BIG FISH WAS ABOUT 4LBS MOST WERE 1-2LBS
      City: EUGENE

      Tips: SENKOS REAL SLOW, SPINERBAIT NEXT TO THE SHORE. GOOD LUCK!

Thursday, August 14th, 2003

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      Water Temp: ?

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fished rom the bank on the main lake below the cemetary. Fished rom 7-8:30pm. Managed to catch one nice smally, 1.5-2lbs, on a pointer minnow. Caught a ew small spots on same rip bait and some on topwater.
      City: medord

      Tips: You can catch ish even with all the jet skiers.

Wednesday, August 6th, 2003

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      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: City: M

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      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: FISHED THE SOUTH-EAST ARM AT EMIGRANT CREEK. WIND CAUSED PROBLEMS IN THE AFTERNOON BUT CALMED ABOUT 7:30. CAUGHT (6) FISH ON A BRIGHT GREEN 3/8 SPINNERBAIT. BIGGEST ABOUT 2 1/2. CAUGHT A 18 INCH TROUT ON A SENKO WHERE EMIGRANT CREEK FLOWS IN.
      City: MEDFORD

Sunday, July 27th, 2003

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      Water Temp: 78

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: I started the morning casting a newly purchased Perch crank bait around the rocky point at the south west end o the lake, cought 3 smallmouth bass in the irst ten casts. went to the bushes just west o the small dam and cought (2) 12" crappie same crank bait. I then went to the rocky point and swithched to a getitz tube and landed 5 more smallmouth bass, one was 13". had a wounderul day o ishing.
      City: Medord OR

      Tips: I cought smallmouth bass, crappie, and perch on the same deep diving perch crank bait.