Peak of the season
mid May through June
The Upper Rogue is where you will find the hardest fighting and best eating salmon of the year.
Spring salmon can range between 10 to 40 pounds and are well worth getting up before the sun!
Peak of the season
August
Peak of the season
August and September
Sunny skies and abundant salmon and steelhead in the Upper Rogue make this the most pleasant and consistent time of the season to catch fish.
Summer - Fall salmon tend to be larger than their spring salmon cousins, weighing in at around 20 to 40 pounds and tend to have a more predictable bite.
Summer steelhead, are smaller than salmon, often weighing 5 to 20 pounds, but their distinctive bright chrome skin, powerful fight and aerial displays, make these fish a highly sought-after catch.
Peak of the season
September and October
The Uppermost section of the Rogue, during these months, is designated as fly only.
This is the best time of the year for traditional fly fishing and "bug and bubble" spin casting.
At this time, the quantity and quality of steelhead in the upper river is at its peak and the pressure from anglers on the river is much less than during summer months.
The Rogue River flows 215 miles from Crater Lake to the Pacific Ocean and is one of the most consistent fisheries in Southern Oregon. We fish the Rogue River year-round for salmon and steelhead. Learn more »
You may purchase 1, 2, 3 and 7 day licenses that include your combined angling tag which allows you to keep salmon and steelhead. Get license »
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