Cory Godell reports on 9.17.2015
For one of the hottest, driest years on record, the Deschutes River is
in great shape. Down from the White River, the Deschutes is as clean
and clear as its been all steelhead season. And to top things off the
water temps are as good as we could ask for. In the mornings the water
temps are in the low 60’s. By the end of the day the water temps are
hitting mid 60’s. Soon the temps should get nothing but better. The
weather man says there’s a short cool snap coming our way.
Since the Deschutes has been running cooler than the Columbia this
season, it has been sucking in a lot of stray steelhead that are meant
for other Columbia River tributaries. Each year a lot of steelhead get
out of the hot water of the Columbia and slip into other rivers to cool
down. That is the great thing about the Deschutes and where it’s
positioned on the Columbia. It gets stray fish or what I like to
call extra targets for us steel headers.
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