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My work/home schedule for the rest of October isn't going to allow for much fishing, but I am able to get a little fishing in at first light. I have been stopping at different spots along Clackamas River Drive from the pumping station area on up to Carver (only one hookup so far) At this point in the run, and with the low water levels, is it pretty unlikely that I will catch anything just using spinners? Are there still fish in good numbers throughout the river? -- or will it take some serious rain to bring in more fish?
Just looking for opinions since I'm new to coho fishing this year. Having a bunch of fun learning from you guys
Thanks
Just looking for opinions since I'm new to coho fishing this year. Having a bunch of fun learning from you guys
Thanks