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- Wild edibles of the Oregon Coastal Hebo area!
Little Nestucca River Steelhead Tidewater tip
Neskowin Creek Read this Important fact
General fishing conditions/report
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On the topic of feedback... we're going to start covering wild edibles of the Hebo area coast range hills. I harvest these year-round... I use them in my tea and veggies! Have any thoughts about this?
I picked these wild dandelion greens and roots...
I harvested the wild dandelion roots all Winter... that's where most of the nutrients are, when the green tops aren't growing
I harvested the wild dandelion roots all Winter... that's where most of the nutrients are, when the green tops aren't growing...as well as these young, wild, blackberry leaves...
Wild edibles are packed with more nutrition than store-bought produce
Wild edibles are packed with more nutrition than store-bought produce
Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods & Deli Fishing News
All river conditions/predictions below are based on the current Hebo area forecast/conditions for Sunday, April 26, at 10:10 am.
As long as the water color of your favorite Oregon Coastal Winter Steelhead stream is ok... you can catch fish during high water flows...
...if your river isn't rising and chocolate brown!
Change your tactics. Do you agree or disagree? Let us know here.
These Nestucca River System Chinook are from last year. I'm not sure if they're Springers or Fall Chinook. Just wanted to get you excited (at least I'm being honest)...
...about upcoming Hebo area Spring Chinook season......
Fresh Oregon Coastal Chinook for dinner tonight!
Fresh Oregon Coastal Chinook for dinner tonight!Even an old timer like me will agree that this Winter Steelhead fishing gal had an excellent day...
That Winter Stelhead hen is fairly large!
That Winter Stelhead hen is fairly large!Check in Daily for Fresh, Hot off the Press Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods Fishing Updates!
Have you ever thought about how your presentation might blend in with the background color...
...making it harder for the salmon and steelhead to locate it? We'll dig into this more later. Here's another... how much does your lure vibration affect your fishing success?
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Almost forgot... you'll also find one at the bottom of our Fishing Spinners for Steelhead Article as well as our Salmon and Steelhead Fishing Page.
Contests and prizes for the best submissions are something we're possibly considering for the future.
Coming hopefully sooner than later...
We'll be adding fishing updates/news to our Hebo Sporting Goods and Deli Blog for your favorite Tillamook area salmon and steelhead rivers.
Big Nestucca River
Last year, April 15th, I was running up Gauldy Mt Road above Three Rivers Hatchery. On the way down... two Spring Chinook fisherman returned from the Heart Attack Hole. One fellow was packing a Three Rivers Spring Chinook about 15lbs. Just food for thought.
More Winter Steelhead fishing sunshine and success...
Happy Hebo Sporting Goods Winter Steelhead fisherman!
Freshwater
Tips
When the Oregon Coastal Winter Steelhead Rivers become lower and colder, make sure you've got a steelhead rod rigged up, ready to go with your favorite spinner, plug, or other type of lure.
Furthermore, Winter Steelhead prefer slower flows during low, cold, clear water conditions. Marabou Jigs (really flies) shine here. Just the slightest breeze and it wiggles and undulates! We've got 'em.
- Cloverdale: If the Big Nestucca River starts running really low... fish below the Cloverdale boat ramp for steelhead and chinook. Incoming tide seems best but not set in stone. Here's more.
Fishing here when the water is higher will produce as well. However... outgoing tide will allow more bank access, especially during a minus low tide series.
- Mouth of Three Rivers boat ramp near Hebo: As the water drops, walk as far as you can upstream, fishing the whole way. Or, fish your way down as far as possible for a chrome, fresh-in-off-the-tide steelhead and chinook. I don't know if the water will drop enough during the Winter months to wade across down below...
I begin bank fishing here for Spring and Fall Chinook when the Big Nestucca River drops below 6'. Today is not too early to catch a Spring Chinook... the river is perfect. The big hole right below the mouth of Three Rivers in Hebo is a very productive spot. Fish 6'-9' deep if you're bobber fishing for Spring Chinook.
- Jackson's Drift (right above mouth of Three Rivers/Hebo boat ramp): Learn more about this excellent Nestucca River bank fishing spot!. The farmer has been giving Nestucca River Winter Steelhead fishermen bank access since Fall the last time I checked.
My best Spring and Fall Chinook fishing here is when the Big Nestucca River level is running between 7' - 5.8'. Jackson's Drift is getting pretty low now.
- Need more bank access? Try this.
- More about mouth of Three Rivers Nestucca boat ramp: Don't sit around at home if you think the Nestucca River is too high (or low) for you. Here's some great advice about catching salmon and steelhead during Nestucca River high water conditions...
And it's close to Hebo Sporting Goods! Looking for excellent bank access as well? Check this out!
- Line visibility: Are you concerned about fish seeing your line in clear water?
- The Condor (first bridge above Hebo): Excellent bank fishing and easy access/parking. When the Big Nestucca River is running about 6' and less...
Bank access along with steelhead and chinook success will improve here. I've caught Spring and Fall Chinook from the bank, fishing along the ledge and down into the adjoining big hole. Perfect Spring Chinook conditions today.
River Conditions
- The upper Big Nestucca river down to Farmer's Creek boat ramp: Water conditions are low up high.
- Farmer's Creek down to the mouth of Three Rivers: Good Spring Chinook and Winter Steelhead Nestucca River conditions.
- Hebo/Three Rivers boat ramp down to Cloverdale: Perfect!
Back in the day... Three Rivers parking lot at the Hebo boat ramp was crowded with bank fishermen parking at this river height (5.35'). There were lots of boat trailers at the Cloverdale Big Nestucca river boat ramp take-out as well.
We fished right at the mouth of Three Rivers and on down below as far as we could walk. Times have changed for sure!
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Check out the Big Nestucca River forecast graph. Keep an eye on
our Hebo weather as well. The Nestucca River is currently at 5.35'.
A Summer Steelhead and Spring Chinook...
...caught by a Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods happy customer last Spring...
Good job!
Good job!
Rigging
Bobber, hardware and drift fishing: These techniques are all productive while boat or bank fishing for Oregon Coastal Fall and Spring Chinook or Winter/Summer Steelhead.
Steelhead and salmon bait: Here's some suggestions.
You're Using Dyed Red Salmon Eggs. Does it Appear Red to the Fish?
If you think you're using red but it's black as viewed by the fish... are you ok with that? Check this out!
Tidewater
Tip
Pacific City area (salmon): When to fish here and some interesting facts I've picked up over 30+ years of Big Nestucca River tidewater fishing!
I've caught Spring Chinook over the years (one here and there)... fishing Spinners from the bank at the Pacific city Guard Rail Hole in April. An unweighted chinook spinner, with a 3/4 oz bank sinker, attached 2' up your leader with a snap swivel... is pretty standard.
Cloverdale: Head of tidewater... this can be a very productive Big Nestucca salmon and steelhead fishery. Still borderline high now.
Winter Steelhead: When the Nestucca River gets extremely low, fish from Pacific City all the way up to Cloverdale (tide-effected here)...
...including up to the mouth of Three Rivers.
IF THE BIG NESTUCCA RIVER DROPS TO REALLY LOW LEVELS... SERIOUSLY CONSIDER TIDEWATER FISHING FOR WINTER STEELHEAD.
River Conditions
Pacific City/Big Nestucca tidewater will be off-color with a lot of debris a good part of the time during late Fall, Winter and early Spring.
Take a walk on Cape Kiawanda Beach in Pacific City... BRING YOUR KIDS AND DOGS :-) However... The Oregon coastal weather looks excellent today!
"Out-going" current most of the time due to the large amount of fresh water except during a strong incoming tide. This is a good time to try some beach combing!
Rigging
Salmon Fishing the Big Nestucca river tidewater: Tips for fishing from a boat or the bank.
Little Nestucca River
Freshwater
Tip
When the Little Nestucca River drops to low, clear Winter Steelhead fishing conditions...
Concentrate on the lower river as well as tidewater for bright Winter Steelhead.
You should find some Winter Steelhead while fishing on the Little Nestucca River throughout April even though...
March is the top month.
The Only Way to Release a Wild Fish Safely
If you catch a wild Winter Steelhead, please leave it in a couple feet of water, wet your hands, THEN quickly raise it out of the water for a picture.
Get it back into the water as quickly as possible and make sure it swims off under it's own power.
There is no other way to safely release a steelhead, salmon, or any other fish.
If you don't wet your hands, you'll remove the slimy protective coating.
Just like Castle Rock Park area on Three Rivers, the upper Little Nestucca River will raise and drop quickly.
For those of you that like a clear, decent flow of water...
Is it hard to figure out where your Winter Steelhead is lurking?Fish way up high on this Tillamook County Winter Steelhead gem first following a high water.
If low, clear water is your thing... fish the upper Little Nestucca River when the Big Nestucca is running 6' or less.
I've caught Sea-Run Cutthroat and Summer Steelhead fishing up here during the Winter and Spring. Little Nestucca Summer Steelhead will have a red stripe but they retain some glimmer, unlike "dark" Winter Steelhead. If they're mating on the spawning beds... leave them alone.
Here's an option, using the Big Nestucca River as a gauge, If it's 8' and dropping!
River Conditions
Winter Steelhead fishing conditions on the upper Little Nestucca river: Water level is low.
Lower river: Little low but still very fishable, especially right above tidewater/Logger's Bridge.
After a really high river raise...
When it quits raining and the Little Nestucca River tributaries clear up...
You can catch Winter Steelhead or chinook right in the confluence of the little feeder creeks and the main stream off-color water.
This applies to your favorite Oregon coastal steelhead and salmon river as well.
Rigging
Little Nestucca fly fishermen: "What type of Winter Steelhead fly rod should I use?" This might be useful.
Persistence pays off...
Good way to take your mind off work!
Good way to take your mind off work!...when fishing for fresh, chrome, Oregon Coastal Winter Steelhead like this one!
- Fly fishing: Thought about fly fishing for Summer or Winter Steelhead?
- Fishing hardware: Very productive in certain conditions and sometimes downright deadly!
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Drift fishing, bobber fishing and other Little Nestucca River salmon and steelhead fishing techniques...
WE'LL BE COVERING THESE IN THE FUTURE (we haven't forgotten... been really busy!).
Tidewater
Tip
You can find lots of tackle that floated down the Big or Little Nestucca rivers here! Check out tidewater or on the beach... close to the mouth of the Big Nestucca River. Also... It gets stranded on Cape Kiawanda in that little cove, lower-right in the picture below.
I also forage for seaweed, a wild edible that I eat...
You can eat this Cape Kiwanda seaweed raw or dried
You can eat this Cape Kiwanda seaweed raw or dried101 Bridge area and above: Fish all the way up to the head of tidewater!
River Conditions
The Little Nestucca tidewater fishing conditions are fine today. I saw some seals working above the Little Nestucca River 101 Bridge Wednesday, April 22.
You can catch Winter Steelhead here when the water conditions are suitable... you'll have it all to yourself! Bring your kids and dogs... they can run all around with no worries! Stop off at our Hebo Little Nestucca Deli for a picnic lunch.
Keep in mind... Chinook Salmon will still slow down and possibly hold in tidewater for a spell...
...when the water drops considerably really late in the Fall during Little Nestucca Chinook Salmon season. There won't be anyone else fishing here at this time.
Some years, Big Nestucca Spring Chinook venture into Little Nestucca Tidal areas.
Salmon and Steelhead Tidewater Tip
Watch Those Seals!
No competition from other Little Nestucca Winter Steelhead fishermen...
...doesn't mean you won't catch a fresh, chrome, Little Nestucca tidewater Winter Steelhead. The seals are up here for a reason... keep an eye on their behavior.
As noted above... I've caught Little Nestucca tidewater Winter Steelhead during low water periods. There's no reason you can't catch them down here during normal Winter and Spring water flows as well.
Rigging
Salmon and low-water Winter Steelhead: Try fishing a fly below your bobber!
No success with your "hot" Hebo Tackle Shop spinner? Try casting and retrieving a Quickfish or other plug.
Also... rig up a good-sized flasher with one single or treble hook. Cast and retrieve it from the bank. This was a hot commodity back about 15-20 years ago. The bunch that owned Salmon Trout Steelheader Magazine started this Chinook Salmon craze down at the Nestucca River Pacific City boat ramp...
We've got a good selection here at our Hebo Tackle and Bait Shop.
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I noticed JR added some little wobbler/flashers about 2" long on a rack behind the counter on the wall... check 'em out. Might work for steelhead as well since they're small.
Happy Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods and Deli fisherman...
Does anybody miss Fall Chinook fishing?
Does anybody miss Fall Chinook fishing?
Three Rivers
Tip
Unlike other Nestucca River fisheries, the hatchery does fish in turbid, high water. In the old days... we fished here when the Nestucca River was 10' and less (5.35' now) or even higher when dropping... seriously! Use heavier salmon and steelhead fishing gear.
When Three Rivers drops and clears after being high and roily...
Park behind Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods and walk downstream. I start fishing for Winter Steelhead here on Three Rivers...
...when the Big Nestucca River is running about 6.5'-7' and less while dropping. Or... fish in the S-curves down below Cedar Creek Hatchery alongside the road.
The upper river is lined with private property until you hit the Castle Rock Park area. You can get out there and walk upstream (or down). Check with Cedar Creek Hatchery first to find out if they're letting fish up past their electric weir.
River Conditions
Three Rivers Cedar Creek Hatchery: Chinook and steelhead fishing conditions require daytime stealth. It's becoming very low. Fish really early or late if this fits your schedule.
Below Cedar Creek Hatchery down to the mouth of Three Rivers: Fine for Spring Chinook.
Castle Rock Park: Low.
Fishing above Cedar Creek Fish Hatchery: When conditions are favorable... start up high on Tillamook County's Three Rivers and work your way down to Cedar Creek Hatchery and below as noted above. Stay in touch with the Hebo Weather Forecast.
Three Rivers is open (above the Cedar Creek fish hatchery weir) all year for hatchery steelhead and open for Fall Chinook Aug 1 - Dec 31. I'm pretty sure there is no fishing deadline above Three Rivers Hatchery. Check here.
Worth mentioning again: Is Three Rivers Hatchery allowing Winter Steelhead to migrate upriver at this time? Give them a shout.
A chrome Nestucca River System Winter Steelhead...
Wonder what hot Winter Steelhead rig he was using?
Wonder what hot Winter Steelhead rig he was using?
Rigging
Salmon and steelhead:
Bobber and drift fishing for salmon and steelhead...
...including hardware and flies... it's all good. Save your hardware for clear water conditions although... it's still productive when Three Rivers is off-color.
We carry all of that stuff here at Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods. Check out our Color Tip above.
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What's your favorite Winter Steelhead Jig? Why? What size bobber is your favorite for Nestucca Fall Chinook? Are you sold on rubber worms for steelhead and salmon?
What if your contribution becomes a Page on our Hebo Tackle and Bait Shop Website... including your photos? Let's hear from you!
Neskowin Creek
Freshwater
Tip
Neskowin Creek does have a run of wild salmon and Winter steelhead. I'm not sure about the numbers. There's a lot of bank access up there. I know a gal who lets the Game Commission use her river-front property to monitor Neskowin Creek wild salmon and Winter Steelhead returns. Click here to find more information.
No floating crafts allowed.
I'll check in with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to learn more about the Neskowin Creek wild fish populations survey when I have more time. Sorry I haven't done this yet... didn't forget.
Rigging
Neskowin Creek offers a diversity of water types. Lure, bobber, drift and fly fishing can all be enjoyed!
Think Outside the Box
Years ago I was bobber fishing for Winter Steelhead from the bank, up high on the Siletz River. It was getting late so I hiked back down to my rig.
As a last resort... I stopped at my favorite Siletz River Winter Steelhead spot once again. I fished about 10 minutes.
Nothing. I went up to my rig, grabbed my steelhead drift rod and hooked 4 Winter Steelhead. The action stopped.
I went up to my next favorite Winter Steelhead drift and tried it one more time. Hooked 2 more. It got dark and I came home.
Conditions
Fish above 101 Bridge if the Big Nestucca River Level drops to 8' (5.35' this Sunday morning). Use this as a gauge. Do you want to fish below the bridge? Always wait a day afterwards if Neskowin Creek fishery is dropping.
Today Lincoln County Neskowin Creek steelhead fishing conditions require a stealthy approach. It's pretty darned low... concentrate on a larger Spring Chinook Oregon Coastal River.
This stream will be the first Oregon Coast Winter Steelhead river to drop back into fishing shape after a really high water. Furthermore...
Important Fact
There needs to be plenty of freshwater (along with a decent high tide) to give Winter Steelhead a safe passage up river from the ocean surf. The mouth is constantly changing. More about this below.
Tidewater
You can fish the Neskowin Creek "tidewater" area as well when the river conditions are good. We used to fish it from the south side before those houses were built and...
...along the highway before all the trees grew up out of the rip-rap.
Actually... this is not really tidewater when Neskowin Creek is running low along with low tides. But, when this Winter steelhead creek is high, the ocean is roily and the tide is high (now)... it'll push up into this area creating a "Neskowin Creek Tidewater."
Important to know: As noted above... the mouth of Neskowin Creek is constantly shifting. At times... the river needs to be really high along with an extremely high tide...
...so Winter Steelhead and Fall Chinook/Coho salmon have safe passage up into freshwater.
Generalized Assessment of Current River Prospects
- Big Nestucca:
Upper river down to Farmer Creek: Fairly low and clear.
Farmer Creek boat ramp down to the mouth of Three Rivers: Good Nstucca River Spring Chinook fishing conditions :-)
Three Rivers boat ramp down to Cloverdale: Perfect. Make sure you hit the Pipeline and Ghist (sp?) holes for a fresh, high tide Nestucca Spring Chinook... doesn't take long for the trip from tidewater.
As a side note... back in the day, we fished all the way down to Cloverdale for Nestucca River salmon and steelhead... even when the Nestucca River Level was 7'+ (and dropping with decent color).
Fishing around the mouth of Three Rivers for Winter Steelhead and chinook might pay off when the Big Nestucca River is dropping and off-color or green/clear...
...and Three Rivers is dumping in green or clear water while being debris-free... especially if the Big Nestucca River steelhead and chinook fishing conditions are not suitable. Try this when the water starts dropping.
Mouth of Three Rivers/Big Nestucca strategy: Nestucca River bank fisherman? River height permitting... stand a little (or more) above the Nestucca River boat ramp, cast above the logs and drift on down below. Walk and fish as far upstream as possible as well. Likewise, fish below the mouth of Three Rivers as far down as possible.
- Little Nestucca: Fish up high (low today) and work your way down when the Big Nestucca River drops to 7.3' (5.35' this morning). Fishing the lower Little Nestucca River including tidewater is a good plan for today, Sunday.
Don't pass up Stella Falls if you're fishing the lower Little Nestucca River. I've caught Winter Steelhead in the tailout and some closer to the deadline based on Little Nestucca River water conditions.
Fishing for Winter Steelhead on the lower (freshwater) Little Nestucca River? It's fine up here today for fresh-run Winter Steelhead (use a little stealth). Tidewater? Fish here when this Pacific City area Winter Steelhead river becomes clear and low like today. Here's more.
- Three Rivers:
From Hebo Sporting Goods and Deli downstream to the mouth of Three Rivers: Perfect for Springers. Try early and late (fishing schedule permitting).
Three Rivers Hatchery: Ok, but low. Early and late best.
S-Curves: Good steelhead and chinook spinner water today (on the low side). Bobber and drift fishing for Winter Steelhead and Spring Chinook is very productive. However, lures shine in clear water!
Castle Rock Park down to Three Rivers Cedar Creek Hatchery: Low.
- Neskowin Creek: Winter Steelhead fishing stream conditions are are low above 101 bridge and below...
More freshwater, along with a really high tide, are needed for Winter Steelhead to safely migrate upstream from the ocean surf.
When the Big Nestucca River drops to 8'... you'll be able to fish above the 101 Neskowin Creek bridge at this river height. Wait a day before venturing on down below.
Back in the day, I spinner fished for Winter Steelhead along 101 highway Neskowin Creek "tidewater" during low water conditions.
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It will be fishable before the other Tillamook River System Chinook and Winter Steelhead streams. Using the Wilson River as a gauge, I knew exactly when it was good to go but can't recall. Sorry. I'll figure this out for you for future use (I'm not going to just "Google it").
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Hebo Deli and Sporting Goods Past News and Updates
Apr 19, 26 08:55 AM
Hebo Deli and Sporting Goods Previous Blog News is a collection of articles from our currently updated Blog... information that's always useful and not time-sensitive!