This Weeks HighlightsRain systems finally start to back off and the upper Stamp River has stabilized. The conditions are very high, we have resumed our upper river trips.
Steelhead:Significant high water events like the one just finishing traditionally brings new fish into the system. It will also result in existing fish making in stream movements upwards as well.
Lower Somass river is still in borderline flood stage but is receding. All streams feeding the main river have peaked and flows are declining.
The freezing level is coming back down which will further slow down river flows as it gets colder.
The upper river river can clear up pretty quick, but is still very high.
The fish are still looking for salmon eggs so using beads is still the go to tackle.
Fresh from the upper river this morning:
If you are thinking about fishing we have dates open this coming week!
Current Conditions (as of Dec 11)Please see our site for graphs of the Stamp, Sproat, and Ash Rivers which were updated today.
Call us anytime for the latest conditions! We enjoy helping anglers plan their trips with or without guides.
Marilyn Murphy
For the latest info visit at
http://murphysportfishing.com/site/fishing-report.html for river level charts, local weather expectations, and more.
Call anytime for updated conditions 250-723-8022
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Topic: Stamp River Report - Waters Receding (Read 2457 times)