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Coquille River, Oregon
The Coquille is one of many smaller, lesser known rivers in the southwestern portion of Oregon where the Rogue and Umpqua Rivers overshadow their ability to turn out steelhead.
The Coquille and its forks are primarily a winter run steelhead fishery and while all of these have steelhead in them the South Fork is the most accessible one by road and the only one safe enough to float.
While crowded at times, fly anglers can find room of their own and while most of the fish are of hatchery origin, there is a mix of wild fish as well. Size range is from 8-15 pounds or larger and due to its proximity to the ocean, these fish fight, no matter where they were born.
Menu options for full day trips -- Lunch
Clothing and equipment checklist -- Summer, Winter
Spey Line Specifications
Shuttle Service: Matt Burke 206-660-7555
Pricing:
| $450.00 |
Full
day float trip. For 1 or 2 anglers.
Includes: All equipment, flies, leaders and tippet, hot lunch
and beverages.
Additional angler $75. |
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Species |
Season |
| Hatchery
Steelhead |
November -
February |
| Wild
Steelhead |
March -
April |
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