Utah Fish Report
Gerber Reservoir Fish Report for 6-11-2025


Crappie fishing is likely slow

Gerber Reservoir - Bonanza, OR (Klamath County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
6-11-2025
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Crappie fishing is likely slow as most crappie are suspeneded in deep water. The Ben Hall and Barnes Valley arms should be ok for crappie. Concentrate around flooded willow or structure.

Best place to fish for perch is at the north boat ramp. Use small hooks and bait for the perch as most are small with small mouths.

Fishing bait on the bottom will be good for brown bullhead.

The reservoir is 64 percent full creating good opportunities for crappie. Call the Klamath Falls BLM office for updated information.

Gerber Reservoir water levels

Gerber Reservoir is a large turbid reservoir with good bank access. Most of the reservoir is on BLM property. Open all year. 




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for Wednesday, June 11th

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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Tuesday, June 10th

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Clear Lake: Clear Lake Updates
Coast Fork Willamette River: Coast Fork Willamette River Update
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Dexter Reservoir: Dexter Reservoir Updates
Dorena Reservoir: Dorena Reservoir Updates
Fall Creek Reservoir: The reservoir is currently being held down
Gold Lake: Gold Lake Updates
Green Peter Reservoir: The water level in the reservoir is slowly decreasing
Hills Creek Reservoir: Hills Creek Reservoir Updates
Junction City Pond: This pond was stocked recently
Leaburg Lake: Leaburg Lake Updates
McKenzie River: McKenzie River Updates
Middle Fork Willamette: Refurbished Boat Ramp
Quartzville Creek: Trout are active year-round
Salmon Creek: Salmon Creek is open to fishing all year
Salt Creek: Salt Creek Updates
Santiam River ( North Fork) : Summer steelhead and spring chinook runs are in full swing
Santiam River ( North Fork) Above Detroit Lake: Stocked again this week
Santiam River (South Fork): Fish can be found throughout river
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Willamette River: Offers convenience, good access, and variety