Nor Cal Fish Report
Smith River Fish Report for 2-3-2022


Flows were less than 1,600 cfs on the Jed Smith gauge Wednesday

Smith River - Smith River, CA (Del Norte County)

Flows were less than 1,600 cfs on the Jed Smith gauge Wednesday

by Kenny Priest
2-3-2022
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Flows were less than 1,600 cfs on the Jed Smith gauge Wednesday. Not many anglers are still trying as the river is low, clear and snaggy. There are some fish around but it’s tough getting them to bite in the clear water. Minimum flow is 600 cfs at Jed Smith Park.


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