Umpqua River Fishing Report

Umpqua River - Roseburg, OR (Douglas County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
11-5-2025
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Most anglers have stopped focusing on bass this time of year, but some are still finding success. Anglers start steelhead fishing in late November in the lower sections.

The Umpqua River is closed to all salmon fishing including hatchery Chinook and coho fishing as of August 25. The wild fall Chinook quota was reached in mid-August.





OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Tuesday, November 4th

Agency Lake: With colder weather Redband Trout are moving out into the open lake
Campbell Reservoir: Campbell Reservoir Report
Fourmile Lake: The lake was stocked almost two months ago with 12-14 inch rainbow trout
Gerber Reservoir: The reservoir is at 51 percent full
Upper Klamath Lake: Upper Klamath Lake Report
Klamath River - Upper - OR: Klamath River Fishing Report
Lake Of The Woods: Trolling small spoons is your best bet
Link River : Redband Trout are returning
Lost River: Water quality is fair
Miller Lake: You might encounter snow
Sprague River- North Fork: Fishing should be fair for Brook Trout up high near Lee Thomas Crossing
Sprague River- South Fork : Fishing will be very good for brook trout up high
Sycan River: Fishing is slow below the marsh as flows are low
Williamson River: Williamson River Report
Applegate Reservoir: Trout fishing should be good throughout the reservoir
Applegate River: The Applegate River is open for trout fishing
Chetco River: Fall chinook are spread throughout the lower river
Expo Pond: Fishing for largemouth bass and panfish might be slowing down with cooler temperature
Fish Lake : Fish Lake is 55 percent full
Howard Prairie Reservoir: Howard Prairie is 78 percent full
Hyatt Lake: Hyatt is 72 percent full
Lake Selmac: Lake Selmac Report
Rogue River - Middle: Summer steelhead are still migrating through the Middle Rogue
Rogue River- Upper: The release from Lost Creek Reservoir is around 1,200cfs