Oregon Fish Report
Laurance Lake Fish Report for 4-17-2024


Access to the lake is currently walk-in only

Laurance Lake - Parkdale, OR (Hood River County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
4-17-2024
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Laurance Lake opens for the season on Monday, April 22 but be advised that access to the lake is currently walk-in only. The gate is locked at the settling pond a few miles down the road due to washout at the Eliot Branch crossing. The road is scheduled to re-open later this spring




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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, April 17th

Alsea River: The Alsea River has remained fair the past few weeks
Nestucca River: The Nestucca River is low and clear
Siletz River: The Siletz has been remaining fair and steady throughout March
Wilson River: The Wilson is low and clear but fishing has remained fair
Diamond Lake: Ice is off Diamond Lake and when conditions allow
Emigrant Reservoir: Emigrant is 65 percent full and continues to fill
Expo Pond: Expo Pond Fishing Report
Fish Lake : Fish Lake is 60 percent full
Howard Prairie Reservoir: Howard Prairie is 48 percent full
Hyatt Lake: Hyatt is currently 55 percent full
Rogue River - Middle: Flow is currently clear and slowly dropping in the middle Rogue
Detroit Reservoir: Water levels have increased enough for most boat ramps to be in the water
EE Wilson Angling Pond: Stocked again this week
Foster Reservoir: The reservoir water level is near low pool
Green Peter Reservoir: The water level in Green Peter continues to rise
Santiam River (South Fork): Currently flows are around 2,700 cfs at the Waterloo gauge
Crane Prairie Reservoir: 88 percent full and ice free
East Lake: Deschutes County has not released an anticipated reopening date for the road yet
Hood River: Spring Chinook fishing opened on the Hood River on Monday, April 15

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