Razor clamming CLOSED to all harvest coastwide from the WA border to the CA border.

 

ODFW Weekly Recreation Report

October 22, 2026

 

ODFW is pausing updates on parts of the Recreation Report while we revamp it. Look for a new and improved Recreation Report to launch later this year. In the meantime, we'll be updating the Weekend's Best Bets, trout stocking, and some of our frequently updated fishing zone reports.

With both hunters and anglers praying for rain (and there is some in the forecast!), this mild, dry fall is still producing great outdoor opportunities like good salmon fishing in the bays and estuaries, holdover trout in coastal lakes as well as high-mountain lakes that are still accessible. Coho are moving upstream providing new opportunities. Forecasted morning frosts should also help moisten the ground for hunters looking forward to the last few weeks of deer season. Get outside and make the best of the weather this weekend.

Deer hunting continues in western Oregon some forecasted rain and cooler temperatures can result in more movement and higher success.

It is your last chance for trout in some rivers, many close Oct. 31 to protect spawning and over-wintering fish.

Trout Stocking:

WEEK OF:HATCHERYZONELOCATIONLEGALS1 LBTROPHY
10/19/2026LeaburgNWAlton Baker Canal750  
  NWRow River Nature Park750  
 Cole RiversSWButterfield Lake  1600
  SWEmpire Lake  3000
  SWUpper Powers Pond  1300
  SWSaunders Lake  1300
  SWBradley Lake  800

Hunter Education:

Spots are open in upcoming waterfowl workshops Oct. 31 at Denman Wildlife Area in Central Point and Nov. 7 in Bend. Sign up now