Coos River

[cams-76]

i am wondering where the delwood trap is on the coos river? i am going to go fishing at the myrtle tree ram/daniels creek. is the trap upstream from this? is there a better spot to fish with eggs than at the boat ramp? i am new to fishing this river.

 

[TimberTodd]

I believe it is above the old dellwood log dump which is a good boat ride above the boat ramp. just above the dump is the end of tidewater. This is the area my dad and I would bobber fish and did well.
Todd

 

[jawjacker]

I did a little bobber fishing on the down stream side of the confluence of Daniels creek & S. Fork Coos River two days ago. I would recomend using pautzke cured eggs & sand shrimp on the last half of the outgoing tide but you might have to be their earlier in order to secure a spot. You only want to fish the down stream side not to far out their is a little slot loaded to the gills. Adjust your float to run between 4-6' and you should be river dancin. Between me, my wife and buddy we caught 8 fish in about 4 hours. 3 adults the rest jacks all dark. The bite seemed to turn on & off randomly and switching flavors & scent got us a few more bites. Sand shrimp can definitely be key their at times. Other good bobber spots include the city boardwalk featured in a recent issue of northwest sportsman magazine, the confluence of the east & west fork, and... Dellwood log dump-boat required. Should be due for a batch of freshies any day. A little rain wouldn't hurt either but don't let that slow ya down.

 

[cams-76]

thanks for the info jawjaker. how far down stream for the creek? just right there real close? i was on the up stream side of daniels crk right at the bridge. all i managed to do was lose a lure and break my rod.. damn. ill have to try the out going tide this weekend.

 

[RunWithSasquatch]

I did a little bobber fishing on the down stream side of the confluence of Daniels creek & S. Fork Coos River two days ago. I would recomend using pautzke cured eggs & sand shrimp on the last half of the outgoing tide but you might have to be their earlier in order to secure a spot. You only want to fish the down stream side not to far out their is a little slot loaded to the gills. Adjust your float to run between 4-6' and you should be river dancin. Between me, my wife and buddy we caught 8 fish in about 4 hours. 3 adults the rest jacks all dark. The bite seemed to turn on & off randomly and switching flavors & scent got us a few more bites. Sand shrimp can definitely be key their at times. Other good bobber spots include the city boardwalk featured in a recent issue of northwest sportsman magazine, the confluence of the east & west fork, and... Dellwood log dump-boat required. Should be due for a batch of freshies any day. A little rain wouldn't hurt either but don't let that slow ya down.

Good info dude.

 

[jawjacker]

how far down stream for the creek? just right there real close? i was on the up stream side of daniels crk right at the bridge.

Down stream side of bridge right their real close.