Located in Douglas County, OR
Umpqua River Fishing:
The Umpqua river offers excellent salmon and steelhead fishing almost year round with runs of Spring chinook from late March into July, peaking in April and May. The the fall chinook start moving into the Umpqua river in August and September. Hatchery fall coho are planted in the South Fork and move through the mainstem quickly after the first fall rains. Both winter and summer steelhead fishing are good as well, with summer steelhead peaking in June and July on their way to the North Umpqua. The larger winter run may on occasion include a fishery for wild steelhead, and hatchery fish on their way to the South Umpqua are usually in good numbers as well. Also the steelhead fishing from December into March is good as well.