Texas Fish Report

There’s very little fishing pressure on the Lower Klamath as fishing has slowed


by Kenny Priest
10-22-2026
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There’s very little fishing pressure on the Lower Klamath as fishing has slowed. There’s some half-pounders around and a few adult steelhead, but most of the kings are upriver.

The recreational fall-run adult salmon quota on the Klamath River below the Highway 96 Bridge near Weitchpec was met as of Sept. 13. The lower main stem of the Klamath River below the Highway 96 Bridge will remain open to the harvest of jack salmon (2-year-olds) measuring 23 inches or less. All adult Chinook salmon caught in this reach must be immediately released.

Anglers may still target adult Chinook salmon in other reaches of the Klamath Basin, including the main stem of the Klamath River above Weitchpec.


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