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10:38 am
April 25, 2011
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Usually when you fly fish you are not compeating for the same space as the heavy tackle guys. You can fish a lot shallower riffles with a fly rod.
11:20 pm
April 30, 2011
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scarlino said:
Fly fishing the Rogue is awesome!
I have not tried fly fishing on the Rogue, but I have talked to a few people around here that have a blast doing it.
8:11 pm
April 25, 2011
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Fly fishing the Rogue is awesome!
2:11 pm
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May 5, 2011
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scarlino said:
I hate when they cast over my kayak on purpase especially when I am attempting a technical rapid. I always give plenty of room and avoid paddling near fisherman. Somtimes I even let them know I will be running the rapid in a few min. Then I wait for the line to be in and go for it just to have someone cast over me. A big barbed salmon hook in the skin would be no fun at all.
There will likely always be roguerider said:
Any anglers from Southern Oregon out there?
I am just getting back into fishing after 30 years of no fishing. In my youth I always fished small streams for trout and Central California lakes for bass. Now I live near the Rogue River in Southern Oregon and I am trying my hand at steelhead fishing. This is completely different from any kind of fishing I have ever done before. Having a great time on the river though.
I hope there are some other members in this area that can post some of their experiences on the Rogue.
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9:57 pm
April 25, 2011
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I hate when they cast over my kayak on purpase especially when I am attempting a technical rapid. I always give plenty of room and avoid paddling near fisherman. Somtimes I even let them know I will be running the rapid in a few min. Then I wait for the line to be in and go for it just to have someone cast over me. A big barbed salmon hook in the skin would be no fun at all.
8:13 am
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August 17, 2011
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sl-eye_noyes said:
scarlino said:
The people are definitely the worst part of steelhead and salmon fishing on the Rogue. There is lots of fights, drinking, and litter. I usually witness it from my kayak.
That is a bummer, that a few could ruin a good day of fishing.
the locals are the worst
7:35 pm
April 30, 2011
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scarlino said:
The people are definitely the worst part of steelhead and salmon fishing on the Rogue. There is lots of fights, drinking, and litter. I usually witness it from my kayak.
That is a bummer, that a few could ruin a good day of fishing.
7:03 pm
April 25, 2011
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The people are definitely the worst part of steelhead and salmon fishing on the Rogue. There is lots of fights, drinking, and litter. I usually witness it from my kayak.
4:33 pm
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August 17, 2011
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Hotrodqueen said:
I would love to learn how to fish steelhead and salmon in the Rogue River. I have lived in southern Oregon my whole life(22years) and haven't tried it. I guess that will be on my to do list for 2012.
steelhead fishing is the best….just have to put up with people.
1:44 pm
April 25, 2011
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Seems like the fishing has not been good on the Rogue River in a while. I think it has been from the dam removals in the last few years. Has anyone else noticed this or has it started to pick up?
9:23 pm
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September 22, 2011
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I would love to learn how to fish steelhead and salmon in the Rogue River. I have lived in southern Oregon my whole life(22years) and haven't tried it. I guess that will be on my to do list for 2012.
12:42 pm
April 25, 2011
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I live in GP to. I love to fly fish for trout. Above Chinook park is good, also Holy Water right below Lost Creek Lake is an awesome fly sishing only catch and release stretch of the Rogue. Pretty much anywhere on the river is good I like to fish in the summer when it is warm and I can wade in just shorts and sandals.
10:08 am
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April 24, 2011
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I used to fish th Rogue about 6 yrs ago for samon around Gold Hill had a lot of fun. Live up near Salem now and the Willanette is like a brown chocolate river.
5:50 pm
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April 7, 2011
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Wow! Two rivers I haven't fished for steelies in about 30 years. I now live in NM, but sure do miss Oregon fishing, and some of Or as well. I used to fish the Alsea and tribs off it alot growing up. The N Santiam, because of where I lived is what I hit the most.
10:35 am
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March 19, 2011
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I learned how to fish on the Deschutes and Rogue Rivers. For steelhead, drifting a small bit of roe seemed to be extremely productive. Many anglers had success fly fishing as well. The setup was pretty simple and mainly focused on looking for spots to drift the roe near runs. Both of these rivers were great locations to learn the joys of fishing as a young kid. Good luck battling some of those fish!
2:03 am
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March 24, 2011
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Any anglers from Southern Oregon out there?
I am just getting back into fishing after 30 years of no fishing. In my youth I always fished small streams for trout and Central California lakes for bass. Now I live near the Rogue River in Southern Oregon and I am trying my hand at steelhead fishing. This is completely different from any kind of fishing I have ever done before. Having a great time on the river though.
I hope there are some other members in this area that can post some of their experiences on the Rogue.
Roguerider
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