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Fishing in the Southern Oregon & Klamath

Explore fishing in the Southern Oregon & Klamath of Oregon. Rogue River, Klamath River, Crater Lake, Agate Lake, Agency

Rogue River offers excellent fishing in the Southern Oregon & Klamath of Oregon with good public access.

1. Rogue River (Channel Catfish, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Crappie)

Rogue River, Oregon

Rogue River offers excellent fishing in the Southern Oregon & Klamath of Oregon with good public access.

⚠ This water: The following apply to open sections from mouth to Cole Rivers hatchery dam: *
⚠ This water: Open for hatchery rainbow trout Jan 1 - Mar 31 and May 22 - Dec 31.
⚠ This water: 5 hatchery rainbow trout per day.
⚠ This water: Wild rainbow trout and cutthroat trout must be released.
⚠ This water: Open all year for hatchery steelhead.
⚠ This water: Wild steelhead over 24 inches may be harvested Feb 1 - Apr 30; 1 per day and 3 per season.
⚠ This water: Open all year for hatchery coho salmon.
⚠ This water: Gear Restriction: Any attached weight may be no more the 6 ft above the lower most hook, in addition to statewide [Hook and Weight regulations](https://www.eregulations.com/oregon/fishing/general-statewide-regulations).
⚠ This water: Wild steelhead over 24 inches may be harvested Jan 1 - Apr 30 and Dec 1-31; 1 per day and 3 per season.
⚠ This water: Open for hatchery Chinook salmon Jan 1 - May 31.
⚠ This water: Open for Chinook salmon Jun 1 - Dec 31.
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed except restricted to artificial flies and lures Sep 1 - Oct 31 from Foster Cr to Whisky Cr.
⚠ This water: Open for hatchery Chinook salmon Jan 1 - May 31.
⚠ This water: Open for Chinook salmon Jun 1 - Sep 30.
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed.
⚠ This water: Open for hatchery Chinook salmon Jan 1 - Jun 30.
⚠ This water: Open for Chinook salmon Jul 1 - Aug 31.
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed except restricted to artificial flies Sep 1 - Oct 31, no added weights or attachments except a bubble or similar floating device attached to the line.
⚠ This water: Artificial flies and lures only Nov 1 - Dec 31.
⚠ This water: Open for hatchery Chinook salmon Jan 1 - Jul 31.
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed except restricted to artificial flies Sep 1 - Oct 31, no added weights or attachments except a bubble or similar floating device attached to the line.
⚠ This water: Artificial flies and lures only Nov 1 - Dec 31.
⚠ This water: Open for hatchery Chinook salmon Jan 1 - Jul 31.
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed except restricted to artificial flies Sep 1 - Oct 31, no added weights or attachments except a bubble or similar floating device attached to the line.
⚠ This water: Open for hatchery Chinook salmon Jan 1 - Jul 31.
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed except restricted to artificial flies Sep 1 - Oct 31, no added weights or attachments except a bubble or similar floating device attached to the line.
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed except restricted to artificial flies Sep 1 - Oct 31, no added weights or attachments except a bubble or similar floating device attached to the line.
⚠ This water: No angling from a floating device.
⚠ This water: Catch-and-release all year.
⚠ This water: Fly fishing only, barbless hooks required.
⚠ This water: Open all year for trout, 5 per day (brook and brown trout not included in bag limit).
⚠ This water: Use of bait allowed.

Boat Launch: East Launch →

2. Klamath River (Channel Catfish, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Crappie)

Klamath River, Oregon

Klamath River offers excellent fishing in the Southern Oregon & Klamath of Oregon with good public access.

Boat Launch: Rocky Bar River Access →

3. Crater Lake (Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Bluegill, Channel Catfish)

Crater Lake, Oregon

Crater Lake offers excellent fishing in the Southern Oregon & Klamath of Oregon with good public access.

Boat Launch: East Launch →