Oregon Fish Report
Necanicum River Fish Report for 9-6-2023


Sea-run cutthroat fishing should be decent

Necanicum River - Seaside, OR (Clatsop County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
9-6-2023
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Cutthroat are available throughout the river. Sea-run cutthroat fishing should be decent as fish are dispersed throughout distribution at this point. Cutthroat numbers appear to be good this year, but the Necanicum is really low right now.

The Necanicum opened for fall Chinook on Aug. 1, but the run really won't get going until September. It will take some significant rain to move fish into this small system. See the Regulation Updates section above for more details on season and bag limits.




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