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- White fish: fertilizer or good eaten? | Oregon Fishing Forum
The whitefish is actually a close cousin of the trout family (just like arctic char's are also related) They are reported to be flavorful and have similar bone structure I still, however, cannot picture myself eating a "sucker" fish of any kind whitefish, chub, or pikeminnow (squawfish)
- Middlefork Willamette river - Oregon Fishing Forum
Fish Species Rainbow Trout: Common and often stocked in certain areas Cutthroat Trout: Native fish often caught in this section of the river Mountain Whitefish: Occasionally found in this river system
- In town fishing-Bend - Oregon Fishing Forum
I always see posts about being in Bend and wondering where to fish If you just want to catch fish and are on a limited time schedule might I suggest the Deschutes in town Most of the fish I catch are small rainbows, small browns, and medium to big whitefish Pretty much any part of the river
- Deschutes River trout - Oregon Fishing Forum
What part of the Deschutes you headed to? I usually Fly fish the river As for spinners Panther Martins seem to be what works well for me All Black black spinner or Green silver or brass spinner Size 0-3 Though I have had very good luck with White Rooster tails, White Black dots 1 8th size If you are Fly fishing green Hackles, and grey stone flies are what produce for me I use grey white
- White fish\\suckers - Oregon Fishing Forum
seems white fish have taken over the river my dad lives 3 miles out madras hwy on the river lately i have only caught white fish and small rainbows When he first moved in(4 years ago) we would reel in some nice size rainbows and lots of them Wonder what has happened? DID I get all the rainbows
- Whitefish or white trash? - Oregon Fishing Forum
I'm doing a little research today on whitefish spawning I've heard that trout feed on their small, pale eggs this time of year and I've had a little luck hooking trout on egg patterns in the winter After catching a couple seemingly aggressive whitefish yesterday, I was wondering if they are
- Mountain whitefish - Oregon Fishing Forum
I am new to whitefish fishing because whenever I caught one I always thought it was a pike minnow, but one guy told me it was a mountain whitefish and its really good smoked or pickled So I wanted to fish for them but have no idea where to catch them and how? Because their mouth is really small
- Wanted: info on the John Day between Dayville and Kimberly
I'm really curious to know if anyone fishes that stretch and what fishing is like there? Nearly all info on the John Day is about one of these locations: • The mainstem from Kimberly downstream to the mouth • The North Fork (smallmouth) • The South Fork (trout and whitefish)
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