Williamson River Fish Report for 6-23-2026
Williamson River Updates
Williamson River - OR
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
6-23-2026
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Upper
Black Drake mayflies should be hatching and the subsequent spinner fall should occur with stable and warm weather. Dry fly fishing can be incredible during the spinner fall. The river is open year-round from the Kirk Road Bridge upstream to the Williamson River headwaters for catch and release only for Redband Trout with no bait allowed. There is no size or bag limit on Brook Trout. Conditions are good for fishing. Fishing is excellent for Redband Trout and Brook Trout. Small leech patterns and wooly buggers are doing well.
Lower
Opening day was good for small redband trout less than 20 inches. Most anglers fly fish the river using clear intermediate fly lines with light fluorocarbon leaders. Currently, small mayflies are hatching with golden stoneflies and yellow sally stoneflies. There are a lot of tui and blue chub in the river below highway 97 to the mouth. Using imitations that match minnows will work well.
The river is single point hook only, no bait, and catch and release for redband trout. There is no limit on Brown Trout. The river is always closed to salmon angling.
Yellow perch anlging should impove. ODFW encourages harvest of all yellow perch caught.
More Reports
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Tuesday, June 23rd
Kilchis River: Cutthroat trout throughout!
Necanicum River: Cutthroat trout throughout!
Nehalem River: Tons of places to fish!
Nestucca River: Spring Chinook fishing slowed a little
Trask River: Fishing has been fair in the lower river
Wilson River: Fish are throughout the fishery
Agate Lake: Trout should still be available
Applegate Reservoir: Applegate Reservoir Updates
Emigrant Lake: Emigrant Lake is 48 percent full
Fish Lake : Early season trolling for trout is good
Hyatt Lake: Fishing should be good
Lost Creek Reservoir: Lost Creek Reservoir Updates
Rogue River- Lower: Fishing is slow
Rogue River- Upper (Above Lost Creek): Stocked this week
Sixes River: Good place to target cutthroat
Willow Lake: Largemouth bass fishing should get good
Agency Lake: Algae has been abundant
Annie Creek: Typically slow
Campbell Reservoir: Fishing will be good
Chewaucan River: Fishing should be great
Gerber Reservoir: Crappie fishing has slowed
Upper Klamath Lake: Upper Klamath Lake Updates
Lost River: Water quality is fair
Miller Lake: Access is available
Sky Lakes Wilderness Lakes: Fishing should be excellent
Sprague River: Sprague River Updates
Sprague River- North Fork: Flows are declining
Sycan River: Flows are low
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Monday, June 22nd
Hat Rock Pond: Hat Rock Pond Updates
John Day River: Bass fishing will be good
McNary Ponds: Bass fishing can be good
McKay Reservoir: McKay Reservoir Updates
Umatilla River: Umatilla River Updates
Willow Creek Reservoir: Anglers have been catching some nice trout
Beulah Reservoir: Nice rainbows in the reservoir
Blitzen River: Some quality fish out there right now
Burns Pond: Plenty of trout available
Bully Creek Reservoir: Some nice bass out there
Chickahominy Reservoir: Fishing has been productive
Delintment Lake: Reports of slower catch rates
Malheur Lake: Some very nice trout in Malheur
Malheur River: Fishing has been good
Moon Reservoir: Nice trout and some very fat bass
Owyhee Reservoir: Owyhee Reservoir Updates
Owyhee River: Some good PMD mayfly htaches
Poison Creek Reservoir: There are some larger holdover fish available
Pole Creek Reservoir: Pole Creek Reservoir Updates
Warm Springs Reservoir: Bass fishing has been fair
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