Umpqua River, North Fork
Sunday, July 5, 1:16 p.m. PDT
Current River Levels
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Steamboat Ck at Steamboat |
7 30 year |
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0.58 / 80 |
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12 pm |
Little River near Peel |
7 30 year |
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2.43 / 37 |
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12 pm |
N. Umpqua at Copland |
7 30 year |
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5.43 / 1030 |
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12 pm |
N. Umpqua at Wright Creek |
7 30 year |
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- / - |
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N/A |
N. Umpqua at Winchester |
7 30 year |
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2.45 / 1240 |
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12 pm |
Weather
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What to Expect in July
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Steelhead fishing will keep getting better throughout July. As the canyon heats up, focus your efforts on the low-light times of day. Be on the water at the earliest light for safe wading, and beat the heat and the crowds. Don't wear yourself out during the bright, hot times of the day--take a siesta and hit the river again in the evening. On the other hand, if it's cloudy you can have good fishing all day.
Standard patterns such as Muddlers, Green Butt Skunks, Freight Trains, etc. work well here. A sink-tip line is okay, but shouldn't be necessary at this time of year.
Fish should soon be spread throughout the fly water. Don't ignore the stretch above Steamboat, especially near the end of the month. The casting is more difficult, but the crowds are reduced.
For more on July tactics and flies, see the Rivers in General report.
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Other Info Sources
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Blue Heron 541-496-0448
Northwest Outdoors Supply 541-440-3042
Guides and Services
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Feature Articles
Fishing the North Umpqua with Frank Moore
Fishing the North Umpqua with Frank Moore
Interview: Frank Moore on the North Umpqua
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