Klamath River - Middle Fish Report

Fishing remains very slow

Klamath River - Middle

by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
2-5-2025
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Closed to fishing for salmon. The river from Keno Dam downstream to Hwy 66 is open to fishing. Fishing remains very slow due to very cold-water temperatures. Please remember that the bag limit has changed to one redband rainbow trout per day in the 12- to 15-inch size class. No bait is allowed. Also, the area on the river near the Klamath Sportsman Park downstream to Hwy 66 is closed to public access to restore that area.

Water temperatures are very cold. Flows are fishable at 740 cfs. Catch-and-release is highly encouraged. Most redband/rainbow are small.

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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, February 5th

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