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Met a decades old buddy, and his daughter, and Detroit Reservoir this morning. One rod was rigged with a dodger and 10 - 12” leader to a worm trailer. The other rod set up was a dodger and 10 - 12” leader to an Olive green bead head Woolly Bugger. Flatlined at 50’ - 100’ behind the boat...

If you lost this ring at Hagg Lake recently, then contact this guy on Facebook. I'm sure that he meant near Ramp C.

To pick up commercial radio AM/FM signals; or for Shortwave listening; or 2-way like CB's ham sets?

P.S. I'm just glad that Anatoliy keeps this site up and running for us! @Admin

Thank you kindly @hobster. Happy trails and tight lines to you!

The only fish that are listed as inhabitants of the Qua--without an adipose fin--are in the three pics above.

American shad is my guess. Or Redtail surfperch. Or a Black Crappie. All of which can be found in the Qua.

Great guess! But wouldn't a striper still have an adipose fin?

Sounds like a good day. I do wish, however, that ODFW would plant some bigger fish. All that are listed on the stocking schedule are dinks.

@Jkeck1024 Here's a map for you. Which shows where the River Mill Dam is...among other things.

@jamisonace ?

Yes; but only adipose fin clipped hatchery raised salmon or steelhead per below. All fish with an intact adipose fin are native fish, and must be released quickly and unharmed back into the river. Clackamas River Mouth to River Mill Dam • 5 hatchery trout per day, no minimum length. • Open all...

Forgot that this stream is open year round: Breitenbush River • Open all year. • 5 trout per day, 8 inch minimum length. • Use of bait allowed. That's all that I see OFF hand, in terms of open streams.

You're welcome. Click this link--to the ODFW reg book--and look through pages 42-51. The last 2 pages are maps which also show the stream closures. https://www.eregulations.com/assets/docs/guides/24ORFW_LR.pdf FYI: In addition to an angling license, you will need a Columbia River Basin...

Let's hope that ain't happening eh?!