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May 16
Oregon DWR
QUARTZVILLE CREEK: trout
This river above Green Peter Reservoir gets stocked from late spring through the summer.
With the arrival of drier weather, we are seeing flows slowly return to normal. Flows on May 13were around 600 cfs but should be in decent shape by this weekend. Best conditions for fishing are below 300 cfs. Next week the creek will be stocked for the first time and stocking will continue through July. Light tackle including flies works best, but bait is allowed.
Trout are active year-round, and anglers are allowed to keep up to five fish daily. Last updated 5/8/24.
This river above Green Peter Reservoir gets stocked from late spring through the summer.
With the arrival of drier weather, we are seeing flows slowly return to normal. Flows on May 13were around 600 cfs but should be in decent shape by this weekend. Best conditions for fishing are below 300 cfs. Next week the creek will be stocked for the first time and stocking will continue through July. Light tackle including flies works best, but bait is allowed.
Trout are active year-round, and anglers are allowed to keep up to five fish daily. Last updated 5/8/24.
May 09
Oregon DWR
QUARTZVILLE CREEK: trout
This river above Green Peter Reservoir gets stocked from late spring through the summer.
River discharge is very high at the moment from the recent heavy rain and it will likely take at least a week for flows to recover and be in a condition for productive fishing. Flows are at 2,000 cfs as of May 7. Best conditions for fishing are below 300 cfs. Light tackle including flies works best, but bait is allowed.
Trout are active year-round, and anglers are allowed to keep up to five fish daily. Last updated 5/8/24.
This river above Green Peter Reservoir gets stocked from late spring through the summer.
River discharge is very high at the moment from the recent heavy rain and it will likely take at least a week for flows to recover and be in a condition for productive fishing. Flows are at 2,000 cfs as of May 7. Best conditions for fishing are below 300 cfs. Light tackle including flies works best, but bait is allowed.
Trout are active year-round, and anglers are allowed to keep up to five fish daily. Last updated 5/8/24.