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Smith River Fish Report for 11-7-2024
Smith River Fish Report for 11-7-2024
Fishing slowed this week on the Smith as the river dropped and cleared quickly
Smith River - Smith River, CA (Del Norte County)
by Kenny Priest
11-7-2024
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Fishing slowed this week on the Smith as the river dropped and cleared quickly. Flows were down to 850 cfs by Thursday, and it could close prior to the weekend. If it does close, it will be short lived as the next storm is forecast to hit Sunday night. The river is expected to peak at 7,300 cfs Tuesday morning. Rain is in the forecast for most of the week, so conditions should be good. The daily bag limit is one Chinook salmon per day and no more than five wild Chinook salmon over 22 inches per year. Minimum flow: 600 cfs at the Jedediah Smith State Park gauging station. cnrfc.noaa.gov/graphicalRVF.php?id=CREC1
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