REPORT: an even dozen guests joined us on the run today, roughly divided into a “morning shift” and an “afternoon shift”. Nearly all of the morning guests sighted salmon moving upriver, with one hooking up but getting broken off, and another (see picture of angler with mottled grey shirt) bringing to hand what appears to be a chunky Chinook (King) salmon hen. The afternoon guests saw significantly less fish moving upriver, however our own Operations Supervisor, Niko, fished for a few hours after his shift was over, and brought to hand another fat King hen. The cooling weather, coupled with recent as well as forecasted rains, should both bode well for increased numbers of fish in the coming days.

CFS / WEATHER:

The flow from the dam is currently at 185 CFS and is scheduled to remain at that level until 11:59 PM on Tuesday, the 25th. The Pineville gauge is currently at 236 CFS.

Tonight: Rain early...then remaining cloudy with showers overnight. Low 59F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch.

Tomorrow: Showers in the morning with some clearing in the afternoon. High 71F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50%.

Tomorrow Sunrise: 6:20 AM

Tomorrow Sunset: 7:55 PM

LODGE AVAILABILITY:

The lodges listed below are available during prime time:

Estuary Lodge: 16 Sep 2026;

Meadow Lodge 17 Sep 2026

Mud Creek Lodge 18 - 20 Oct. 2026

Salmon Run Lodge 11-18 Sep 2026

Deer Run Lodge 23 – 25 Oct 2026

Douglaston Manor 25 – 28 Oct 2026

Short Term Lodge Availability (for the next ten days) - please call Guest Services at 315-298-6672, select 0, or browse lodging availability at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/lodging/

***Announcements:

9 and 12 month Season Passes are available for pick-up. Please have your valid NY state fishing license with you.***

The railroad crossing, near the Little Ceasar's in Pulaski, on State Route 11, will be closed through 29 Aug.

A reminder that, effective this season, we are asking that all categories of guests check-out with us, either in-person at the Welcome Center, or telephonically, when they leave the run for the day; this will enable us to more effectively monitor and control the number of anglers on the run, in order to meet both the spirit and intent of our daily angler limit.