Thursday
Oct242013
Drought, migrating fish may have contributed to Deschutes fish stranding

The official response from the ODFW regarding a recent Deschutes fish kill and stranding says that this is a unique situation based on a, "suite of unusual conditions."
We're hearing that this has been occurring annually.


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Reader Comments (2)
well the migration part is BS. This stretch is 50 river miles downstream of Wickiup dam.
I used to live down that way and I man those flows can change overnight. The close the damn river when the fishing gets really good too. Not like theres a lot of pressure. Huge fish in there. We used to joke that there where three things to make you famous in Sunriver, Royal flush in video crack, a hole in one or a 30+ inch fish. A handful get taken every year.