30 SEP '25: The Manor House guests' reserved areas are open to guests tomorrow, Wednesday, October 1^st, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether the areas are accessible.   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/30/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 195. Afternoon water temperature was 67F at 5pm.   The estuary section reported moderate guest density, moderate fishing activity, with Chinook (King) and Coho salmon, mostly holding in place with some moving upriver.   The lower section reported moderate guest density along with moderate success with a mixture of Kings, Cohos, and Steelhead.  Most of the fish were seen holding in pools.   The middle section reported high guest density throughout, experiencing good fishing activity with Kings and Cohos, with both species seen holding in pools as well as moving upriver.   The upper section reported high guest density and good angling success with multiple Kings and Cohos were brought to hand as well as a Steelhead. Fish were observed has moving upriver and holding in pools.   The top section reported no anglers present.   Pictured below is Scott (Guided by Larry Gonzalez of “Larry's Fishing Charters”) with a nice Steelhead and Scott (Guided by Jerry Sullivan) with a great King salmon.   The forecast for tomorrow is: " Mainly sunny. High 63F. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph.”                              

65° / Clear

Sunrise: 7:01am

Sunset: 6:47pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clear

29 Sep '25: the Manor House guests' reserved areas are closed to guests tomorrow, Tuesday, September 30^th, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether the areas are accessible.   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/30/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Afternoon water temperature was 68 F at 2pm.   The estuary section reported low guest density, quiet fishing activity, with Chinook (King) and Coho salmon, mostly holding in place with some moving upriver.   The lower section reported moderate guest density along with moderate success with a mixture of Kings, Cohos, and Steelhead.  Most of the fish were seen holding in pools.  (A definite uptick in the number of Steelhead seen as well as brought to hand this afternoon.)   The middle section reported moderate guest density throughout, experiencing good fishing activity with Kings and Cohos, with both species seen holding in pools as well as moving upriver.   The upper section reported moderate guest density and good angling success with multiple Kings and Cohos brought to hand and observed moving upriver.   The top section was low in angler volume, experiencing slow fishing activity, with Kings and Cohos.   Overall today there was a notable increase in the number of Steelhead brought to hand with the volume of both Kings and Cohos remaining consistent as they have this past week.   The forecast for tomorrow is: "Abundant sunshine with a high of 73 degrees F.  Winds will be from the N / NW at 10-15 mph.

75° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:59am

Sunset: 6:49pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

29 Sep '25: the Manor House guests' reserved area (the Upper Clay) is OPEN to all guests today until further notice - the South channel below the Glide is closed to all guests, for the full day, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/29/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 202. Current conditions are: hazy but blue skies, bright sunshine, 58 degrees (high of 74 degrees forecasted), dead calm, dry. Water temperature is 62 degrees. The estuary section reported low guest density, experiencing moderate fishing activity, with Chinook (King) and Coho salmon, as well as Brown Trout, which were both moving upriver as well as holding in pools after sunrise. The lower section reported high guest density in the lower part, and moderate guest density in the upper part, experiencing good fishing activity in the lower part, and moderate fishing activity in the upper part, with Kings, Cohos, a Brown Trout, a Steelhead in the lower part, and Kings only in the upper part, that are both moving upriver and holding within pools in the lower part, and mostly moving in the upper part. The middle section reported moderate guest density throughout; experiencing moderate fishing activity in the lower part, and good fishing activity in the upper part, a mix of Kings and Cohos in this section, with Steelhead showing up as well in the upper part, with fish in the lower part moving upriver and holding in pools, and fish in the upper part moving upriver. The upper section reported moderate guest density throughout, with moderate fishing activity throughout, with a mix of Kings and Steelhead in the lower part; Kings, Cohos, and Steelhead in the upper part; as well as a trio of Atlantic Salmon taken in this section, that are moving upriver as well as holding in pools. The top section reported low guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, with Kings, Coho and Steelhead, and the fish both moving upriver as well as holding within pools. NOTE: we are sold-out for full-day passes; at 1 PM we will announce the number of afternoon-only passes which we have for sale ($65 each) - please visit our website for walk-up pass procedures under "Fishing" The forecast for tonight is: "Mainly clear skies. Low 48F. Winds light and variable". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Mainly sunny. High 73F. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph". featured are Ryan, with a magnificent buck Atlantic Salmon, who is being guided by DSR Guide Larry Gonzalez, of Larry's Fishing Charters; Travis, with a great buck Coho Salmon, and Rob with chrome Steelhead!

53° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:59am

Sunset: 6:49pm

202 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clear

28 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are in effect, for the full day, tomorrow, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible.   There are three lodges available on the 16th of October: Mud Creek, Salmon Run Lodge and Deer Run. The lodges are for one night only and have a minimum occupancy rate of 3 guests for Mud Creek and Deer Run and for Salmon Run 5 guests. The lodges can be booked online.   WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/29/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 202. Water temperature midafternoon was 67F.   River Patrol 4:30pm, fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm.   The estuary section reported low density of anglers with slow angling success, Kings seen both moving upriver and holding in pools.   The lower section reported moderate angler density with moderate success, with Kings, Cohos and a Steelhead coming to hand.  Fish were seen both holding and moving upriver.   The middle section reported moderate angler density with moderate angler success, again Kings and Coho were moving upstream.   The upper section had moderate angler density with moderate angler success, Kings and Coho moving upriver and holding in pools.   The top section reported no guests and Kings holding in pools.   The weather for tomorrow:  “Plentiful sunshine.  Warm, with highs in the mid-70s and winds from the W / SW at 5-10mph.  

71° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:58am

Sunset: 6:51pm

202 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clear

28 Sep '25: The two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are open for the full day today. Please check our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas with any questions. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible. There are three lodges available on the 16th of October: Mud Creek, Salmon Run Lodge and Deer Run. The lodges are for one night only and have a minimum occupancy rate of 3 guests for Mud Creek and Deer Run and for Salmon Run 5 guests. The lodges can be booked online. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/28/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 209. Water temperature this morning was 63F. River Patrol 9 AM, fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported moderate density of anglers with slow angling success, Kings are going upriver and holding in pools The lower section reported moderate to high angler density with moderate angler success, with mostly Kings and Cohos moving upriver and holding in pools. A nice Brown was landed. The middle section reported moderate angler density with slow to moderate angler success, again Kings, Coho and a Steelhead was landed. Fish are moving upstream and holding in pools. The upper section had high to low angler density with quiet angler success, Kings moving upriver and holding in pools. The top section had a good amount of fish present. Kings are moving upriver. The weather today sunshine and clouds mixed. High 73F. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph. First picture: CJ with Coho caught 9/28/25 Second picture: Nick with Steelhead 9/28/25 Third picture: Jon fishing with Christian from NYGUIDESERVICE LANDS A 12 POUND BROWN ON A PURPLE WOLLY BUGGER 9/28/25    

65° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:58am

Sunset: 6:51pm

202 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clear

27 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are available for DSR Guests the full day, tomorrow, Sunday, September 28^th, 2025, and the signage will indicate that.   There are three lodges available on the 16th of October: Mud Creek, Salmon Run Lodge and Deer Run. The lodges are for one night only and have a minimum occupancy rate of 3 guests for Mud Creek and Deer Run and for Salmon Run 5 guests. The lodges can be booked online. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/28/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 203. Water temperature this morning was 67F.   River Patrol 4:45pm, fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported low density of anglers with slow angling success, Kings and Cohos are going upriver and holding in pools   The lower section reported moderate angler density with slow to moderate angler success, with mostly Kings and Cohos moving upriver and holding in pools as well as moving up-river.   The middle section reported moderate angler density with moderate angler success, Kings and Cohos primarily holding in pools.   The upper section had moderate angler density with moderate angler success, Kings and Coho moving upriver.   The top section had low angler density and quiet fishing success.  Kings were seen holding in pools.   The weather forecast for tomorrow: “A few passing clouds, otherwise generally sunny with highs in the low 70s, along with light and variable winds.”   Pictured below is RJ with a nice Atlantic.  RJ was fishing with Brian Ferman of  ‘High Hook Guide Service.’  

73° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:57am

Sunset: 6:53pm

202 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

27 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are in effect, for the full day, tomorrow, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible. There are three lodges available on the 16th of October: Mud Creek, Salmon Run Lodge and Deer Run. The lodges are for one night only and have a minimum occupancy rate of 3 guests for Mud Creek and Deer Run and for Salmon Run 5 guests. The lodges can be booked online. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/27/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 209. Water temperature this morning was 63F. River Patrol 9 AM, fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported moderate density of anglers with slow angling success, Kings are going upriver and holding in pools The lower section reported moderate angler density with slow to moderate angler success, with mostly Kings and Cohos moving upriver and holding in pools. The middle section reported moderate to high angler density with moderate angler success, again Kings and Coho were moving upstream. The upper section had high angler density with moderate angler success, Kings and Coho moving upriver and holding in pools. The weather today has some early morning breaks in the overcast, otherwise cloudy. High 76F. Winds light and variable.

58° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:57am

Sunset: 6:53pm

205 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

26 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are in effect, for the full day, tomorrow, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible.   There are three lodges available on the 16th of October: Mud Creek, Salmon Run Lodge and Deer Run. The lodges are for one night only and have a minimum occupancy rate of 3 guests for Mud Creek and Deer Run and for Salmon Run 5 guests. The lodges can be booked online. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/27/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 213. Water temperature this morning was 67F.   River Patrol 5:00[, fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm.   The estuary section reported low density of anglers with slow angling success, Kings and Coho are holding in pools   The lower section reported low to moderate angler density with quiet to slow angler success, with mostly Kings, a handful of Cohos brought to hand.   The middle section reported moderate angler density with quiet to slow angler success, again Kings were seen holding in pools.   The upper section had high to moderate angler density with slow to moderate angler success, Kings and Coho along with a pair of Steelhead, are moving upriver.   The top section had low angler volume, with slow angling success, Kings and Coho are moving upriver.   For tomorrow:  “Areas of patchy fog early, then mostly sunny, high in the mid-70s with light and variable winds.  

68° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:56am

Sunset: 6:55pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clear

26 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are in effect, for the full day, today, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible. There are three lodges available on the 16^th of October: Mud Creek, Salmon Run Lodge and Deer Run. The lodges are for one night only and have a minimum occupancy rate of 3 guests for Mud Creek and Deer Run and for Salmon Run 5 guests. The lodges can be booked online. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/26/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 209. Water temperature this morning was 65F. River Patrol 9:00 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported low density of anglers with slow angling success, Kings and Coho are holding in pools The lower section reported low to moderate angler density with quiet to slow angler success, one Brown was brought to hand, Kings moving up and down the run with some holding in place. The middle section reported high to moderate angler density with quiet to slow angler success, again Kings were moving early this morning, holding in pools now. The upper section had high to moderate angler density with slow to moderate angler success, Kings and Coho are moving upriver. The top section reported no anglers present, Kings and Coho are moving upriver. Rain showers this morning with some sunshine during the afternoon hours. High 69F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50%

62° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:56am

Sunset: 6:55pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

25 Sep '25: we have approximately 15 full day passes available for immediate sale; we will have ample afternoon-only passes for sale (sales begin at 1 PM, $65 per person). The two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are in effect, for the full day, today, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/25/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 20. Current conditions are: overcast skies, 66 degrees (high of 71 degrees forecasted), dead calm, wet from early morning rains, not currently raining. Water temperature is 66 degrees. The estuary section reported low guest density, experiencing moderate fishing activity, with Chinook (King) and Coho salmon, which were moving upriver but are mostly holding in pools after sunrise. The lower section reported high guest density in the lower part, and moderate guest density in the upper part, experiencing slow fishing activity in the lower part, and moderate fishing activity in the upper part, with primarily Kings, that are both moving upriver and holding within pools. The middle section reported moderate guest density throughout; moderate fishing activity throughout, a mix of Kings and Cohos ("a LOT of fish!"), both moving upriver and holding in pools. The upper section reported moderate guest density throughout, with moderate fishing activity throughout, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, that are moving upriver as well as holding in pools. The top section reported no guests, with unidentified fish holding within pools. The forecast for tonight is: "Cloudy this evening with showers after midnight. Low 61F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 60%". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Cloudy skies early, followed by partial clearing. High 69F. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 mph". Here is the link to the Manor House information on our website: https://www.highadventurecompany.com/.../douglaston.../ - any member of the general public may book the Manor House, through the High Adventure Company. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ River Patrol fishing reports (these reports are a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is frequently the norm. NOTE: Angling success or activity is reported to these standards: "Quiet" = no action, no fish being caught or seen; "Slow" = guests hooking fish, but few and far between; "Moderate" = guests are hooking fish, but could be better"; "Good" = guests are hooking fish steadily; "Excellent" = guests can't keep the fish off the line.

63° / Rain

Sunrise: 6:55am

Sunset: 6:56pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Rain

24 Sep '25: the Manor House guests are not fishing today; both of the previously restricted areas (South channel below the Glide, Upper Clay area) are open to our other guests for fishing today, until further notice. Any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are currently accessible. As of 9 AM we have approximately 5 full day fishing passes available for sale, and will have numerous afternoon-only fishing passes for sale, commencing at 1:00 PM ($65 per pass). The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/24/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 205. Current conditions are: overcast skies, 63 degrees (high of 76 degrees forecasted), dead calm, not currently raining. Water temperature is 63 degrees. The estuary section reported moderate guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, with Chinook (King) salmon, which are both holding in pools and moving upriver. The lower section reported moderate guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, with Kings and a solitary Brown Trout, that are both moving upriver and holding within pools. The middle section reported moderate guest density throughout; moderate fishing activity, Kings only, both moving upriver and holding in pools, in the lower part; a mix of primarily Kings and some Cohos within the upper part, that are both moving upriver as well as holding in pools in the upper part. The upper section reported moderate guest density throughout, with moderate fishing activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, that are moving upriver within the lower part, and are both moving upriver as well as holding in pools within the upper part. The top section reported no guests, with Kings and Coho salmon moving upriver. The forecast for tonight is: "Partly cloudy skies this evening will give way to cloudy skies and rain overnight. Low 63F. Winds ESE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Rain showers in the morning with numerous thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. High 71F. Winds SSE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 90%". Here is the link to the Manor House information on our website: https://www.highadventurecompany.com/.../douglaston.../ - any member of the general public may book the Manor House, through the High Adventure Company. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ River Patrol fishing reports (these reports are a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is frequently the norm. NOTE: Angling success or activity is reported to these standards: "Quiet" = no action, no fish being caught or seen; "Slow" = guests hooking fish, but few and far between; "Moderate" = guests are hooking fish, but could be better"; "Good" = guests are hooking fish steadily; "Excellent" = guests can't keep the fish off the line.

56° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:54am

Sunset: 6:58pm

205 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

23 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel right below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are open to DSR guests tomorrow; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible.   WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/24/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 205.   Tomorrow’s conditions: Cloudy skies during the morning hours followed by scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. High 74F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 40%.   River Patrol 4:45 fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm.   The estuary section reported low amount of angling pressure met with slow success. Pods of King salmon were seen holding in pools. The lower section reported low angling pressure too low, along with low angler success and a mixed bag of King and Coho salmon. Fish were reported holding in pools.   The middle section reported Moderate volume of anglers with mixed success of moderate to slow depending on where you were located. King and Coho salmon were landed as well seen moving upriver and holding in pools.   The upper section reported low angling pressure facing slow success. King and Coho salmon were reported moving upriver.   The top section reported light guest present with King salmon holding in pools.  

69° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:53am

Sunset: 7:00pm

205 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

Here is the link to the Manor House information on our website: https://www.highadventurecompany.com/location/douglaston-manor-house-on-the-salmon-river/ - any member of the general public may book the Manor House, through the High Adventure Company. 23 Sep '25: as of 9 AM the status of the two Manor House guests' reserved areas are as follows: until further notice the South channel right below the Glide is currently restricted access for Manor House guests only; until further notice the Upper Clay is open for fishing by all DSR guests. Any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are currently accessible. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ - today, we have about 10 remaining full-day passes for immediate sale, and will have afternoon-only passes for sale as well. We have one Premium Access pass available online, for tomorrow 24 Sep '25. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/23/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 206. Current conditions are: overcast skies, 65 degrees (high of 72 degrees forecasted), dead calm, a steady drizzle very early this morning, not currently raining. Water temperature is 66 degrees. The estuary section reported low guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, with Chinook (King) salmon, which are both holding in pools and moving upriver. The lower section reported moderate guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, that are both moving upriver and holding within pools within the lower part, and moving upriver within the upper part. The middle section reported moderate guest density, with moderate fishing activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos in the lower part, and Kings within the upper part, that are moving upriver in the lower part, and were initially moving up the river in the upper part until first light, at which time a percentage began holding in pools there. The upper section reported moderate guest density, with moderate fishing activity within the lower part and slow fishing activity within the upper part, predominately Kings throughout, with two Brown Trout from the lower part, that are all holding in pools at this time. The top section reported no guests, with Coho salmon holding in pools. The forecast for tonight is: "Some clouds. Low 57F. Winds light and variable". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Cloudy. High near 75F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph". River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is frequently the norm. Angling success or activity is reported to these standards: "Quiet" = no action, no fish being caught or seen; "Slow" = guests hooking fish, but few and far between; "Moderate" = guests are hooking fish, but could be better"; "Good" = guests are hooking fish steadily; "Excellent" = guests can't keep the fish off the line. featured is Madison, with her very first salmon, who was guided by Nate Adam of Up N' Adam Guide Service

63° / Rain

Sunrise: 6:53am

Sunset: 7:00pm

205 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Rain

23 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel right below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are in effect for the full day. until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/22/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 195. Current conditions are: Showers and thundershowers early, then overcast overnight with occasional rain. Low 63F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 90%. Tomorrows conditions: A steady rain in the morning. Showers continuing in the afternoon. High near 70F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 70%. Rainfall near a quarter of an inch. River Patrol 6PM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported low amount of angling pressure met with moderate success. Pods of King salmon were seen holding in pools. The lower section reported moderate angling pressure too low volume of anglers towards the middle, with success and a mixed bag of King and Coho salmon. Fish were reported moving up river. The middle section reported Moderate volume of anglers with mixed success of moderate to slow depending on where you were located. King and Coho salmon were landed as well seen moving upriver and holding in pools. The upper section reported low angling pressure facing slow success. King  and Coho salmon were reported moving up river. The top section reported no guests present with King salmon holding in pools.

71° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:52am

Sunset: 7:02pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

22 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas (the South channel right below the Glide, and a portion of the Upper Clay) are in effect, for the full day, today, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas. Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas, to indicate whether or not the areas are accessible. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we have implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/22/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are: mostly cloudy skies, diffused sunshine, 59 degrees (high of 74 degrees forecasted), moderate breezes, a brief sprinkle very early this morning. Water temperature is 62 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations). NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported low guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, with both Chinook (King) and Coho salmon present, which are mostly holding in pools with some moving upriver (probably the Coho). The lower section reported moderate guest density, experiencing moderate fishing activity in the lower half, and slow fishing activity within the upper half; with predominately Kings in the lower half, and a mix of Kings and Cohos in the upper half; that were moving upriver ("a lot of fish are moving!"), with a percentage of the fish holding in pools. The middle section reported moderate guest density, with moderate fishing activity in the lower half and slow fishing activity in the upper half; a mix of Kings and Cohos; that are moving upriver, with a percentage holding in pools within the lower half of the section. The upper section reported moderate guest density, with slow fishing activity in the lower half and moderate fishing activity in the upper half; predominately Kings that are moving upriver, with a percentage holding in pools within the upper half. The top section reported no guests, with unidentified fish holding in pools. The forecast for tonight is: "Showers this evening, becoming a steady rain overnight. Low 61F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 80%. Rainfall near a half an inch". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Rain early...then remaining cloudy with showers in the afternoon. High 71F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 80%. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch". Featured is Doug with a nice Brown Trout

61° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:52am

Sunset: 7:02pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

22 Sep '25: the two Manor House guests' reserved areas are in effect, for the full day, today, until further notice; any updates will be published immediately through here, our website fishing reports, through Guest Services at the Welcome Center, and through the River Patrol assigned to the two specific reserved areas.  Appropriate signage has also been posted at the boundaries of these two areas.

55° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:52am

Sunset: 7:02pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures this morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/21/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are Partly cloudy skies early will give way to cloudy skies late. Low 56F. Winds SE at 10 to 15 mph. Tomorrow’s forecast calls for considerable cloudiness. Occasional rain showers in the afternoon. High 76F. Winds SSE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%. River Patrol 6:00PM fishing report: NOTE: We train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. Estuary section: lowest part of the DSR property, essentially from the lower property line upriver to # 28 (Bobber Hole) on the DSR river map; Lower Section: the area of the river from # 28 (Bobber Hole) upriver to #20 (Spring Hole); Middle Section: the area of the river from #20 (Spring Hole) upriver to # 9 (Glide); Upper Section: the area of the river from # 9 (Glide) to # 3 (Black Hole); Top Section: the area of the river from # 3 (Black Hole) to # 1 (Employee Hole) and the upper property line. The estuary section reported a low number of anglers with slow success. Pods of king salmon were seen holding in pools. The lower section reported moderate angling pressure and moderate angling success. King salmon and coho salmon were reported moving up through river. The middle section reported moderate to low numbers of anglers met with slow angling success, king and coho salmon caught in the mix. Fish were seen holding in pools and moving up through river. The upper section reported low amount of angling pressure with a mix of slow to moderate fishing success. King salmon were the predominant species caught and sighted moving up through river. The top section reported no anglers present. Tony and son Anthony enjoying a fun day at DSR with Guide Brooks Robinson of Syracuse Outdoors Guide Service.

72° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:50am

Sunset: 7:04pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures this morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/21/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198.   Current conditions are sunshine and a few clouds. High 76F. Winds SSE at 10 to 15 mph.   River Patrol 9:00am fishing report:   NOTE: We train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)".   Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm.   The estuary section reported a low guest density with slow fishing activity. King salmon were seen moving upriver toward the lower section of the river.   The lower section reported a moderate guest density and good angling success for Kings, Browns, and a few Steelhead mixed in the bunch.  Fish were holding in pools and moving upriver.   The middle section reported a moderate guest density and moderate angling success with Kings and Coho salmon. Most of the salmon were seen holding in pools as well as moving upriver.   The upper section reported a moderate guest density and a moderate number of hook-ups with primarily King and Coho salmon seen holding in pools and moving upriver.   The top section reported as having no anglers present.

56° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:50am

Sunset: 7:04pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures this morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/20/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 195.   Current conditions are mostly sunny. High 69F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph. Water temperature is 67 degrees. Tomorrow temperatures will reach the middle 70s with winds from the SSE, 10-15mph.   River Patrol 4:45pm fishing report: NOTE: We train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported a high guest density with slow fishing activity. A with a mix of Chinook (King) and Coho salmon were seen both holding with some moving up river.   The lower section reported a moderate guest density and moderate angling success for Kings, Cohos and Browns. Fish were holding in pools and moving upriver.   The middle section reported a moderate guest density and moderate angling success with Kings and Coho salmon. Most of the salmon were seen holding in pools as well as moving upriver.   The upper section reported a moderate guest density and a moderate number of hook-ups with primarily King and Coho salmon seen holding in pools and moving upriver.   The top section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with Kings seen holding in pools.   Overall, King Salmon were the predominant species caught with a handful of Cohos and a pair of Browns.

67° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:49am

Sunset: 7:06pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures this morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/20/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198.   Current conditions are mostly sunny. High 69F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph. Water temperature is 58 degrees.   River Patrol 9:00am fishing report:   NOTE: We train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)".   Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm.   The estuary section reported a high guest density with slow fishing activity. A with a mix of Chinook (King) and Coho salmon seeming to be holding in the estuary.   The lower section reported a moderate guest density and moderate angling success for Kings, Cohos and browns.  Fish were holding in pools and moving upriver.   The middle section reported a moderate guest density and moderate angling success with Kings and Coho salmon. Most of the salmon were seen holding in pools as well as moving upriver.   The upper section reported a moderate guest density and a moderate number of hook-ups with primarily King and Coho salmon seen holding in pools and moving upriver.   The top section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with Kings seen holding in pools.

50° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:49am

Sunset: 7:06pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures this morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/20/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 195. Current conditions are blue skies, bright sunshine, 68 degrees moderate breezes, no precipitation. Water temperature is 68 degrees.   River Patrol 4:30pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)".   Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm.   The estuary section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with a mix of Chinook (King) and Coho salmon moving upriver.   The lower section reported low guest density and slow angling success for Kings, Cohos and browns.  Fish were holding in pools   The middle section reported low guest density and moderate hook-ups with Kings and Coho seen holding in pools as well as moving up river.   The upper section again reported low guest density and a low number of hook-ups with primarily Kings seen holding in pools.   The top section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with Kings seen moving upriver.   Tomorrow’s forecast:  Mostly Sunny, high around 67 degrees with light winds from the N / NW.  

63° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:48am

Sunset: 7:08pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, for at least the next several weeks, we implemented our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures this morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/19/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are: blue skies, bright sunshine, 54 degrees (high of 66 degrees forecasted), moderate breezes, no precipitation. Water temperature is 63 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our surveyed guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): NOTE: we train our River Patrol to report uniformly, to the following criteria regarding guest density within the particular section of the river run which they patrol: "Low" = few anglers - plenty of space"; "Moderate" = some anglers - some space left"; "High" = crowded - at capacity (with a) rod length in-between (one rod length minimum distance between anglers is defined as with the rod butt on the hip, extended to the side)". Even these descriptions are relative, as at our capacity of 250 guests, we still have 2.5 miles of river, both sides of the river generally accessible, wherein our guests may fish. These same descriptions may not apply to other areas of the river outside of the DSR, where elbow to elbow is sometimes the norm. The estuary section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with a mix of Chinook (King) and Coho salmon moving upriver; there were not any significant pods of fish present, those that were present were primarily in the center channel. The lower section reported moderate guest density in the lower half, with moderate fishing activity; low guest density in the upper half, with slow fishing activity; a mix of Kings and Cohos in the lower half, with primarily Kings in the upper half; that were all moving upriver until daytime, but a percentage of which are now holding in pools. The middle section reported moderate guest density in the lower half, with moderate fishing activity; high guest density in the upper half, with moderate fishing activity; a mix of Kings and Cohos; that are moving upriver, with a percentage holding in pools. The upper section reported moderate guest density in the lower half, with slow fishing activity; high guest density in the upper half, with moderate fishing activity; a mix of Kings and Cohos; that are moving upriver, with a percentage holding in pools. The top section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with primarily Kings both moving upriver as well as holding in pools. The forecast for tonight is: "Clear skies. Low 38F. Winds light and variable". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Mostly sunny skies. High 69F. Winds light and variable".

57° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:48am

Sunset: 7:08pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, we anticipate implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures tomorrow morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/19/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 195. Current conditions are hazy blue skies, bright sunshine, 50 degrees (high of 75 degrees forecast), dead calm to light breezes, no precipitation. Water temperature is 70 degrees. River Patrol 4:30pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported low guest density, with slow angling activity, and predominately Chinook (King) salmon holding in the area. The lower section reported low guest density, with slow angling activity, primarily King Salmon holding in pools. The middle section reported low guest density, with angling activity, mostly Kings being caught with the odd Coho as well, both holding in pools. The upper section reported low guest density, with slow angling activity, with Kings seen holding in pools. The top section reported no guests present, within unidentified fish holding within pools. The forecast for tonight is: "Partly cloudy skies. High near 65F. Winds NNW at 10 to 15 mph".  

75° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:47am

Sunset: 7:09pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: due to our current online "sold-out" status, we anticipate implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures tomorrow morning, for both full-day and afternoon-only passes; here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/18/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are hazy blue skies, bright sunshine, 50 degrees (high of 75 degrees forecasted), dead calm to light breezes, no precipitation. Water temperature is 63 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported low guest density, with slow angling activity, and predominately Chinook (King) salmon holding in the area. The lower section reported moderate guest density, with slow angling activity, a mix of King and Coho salmon in the bottom half of this section, fading out to Kings only within the upper half, with both species of fish moving upriver until the sun rose, at which time they hunkered down into pools. The middle section reported moderate guest density, with moderate angling activity, a mix of King and Coho salmon in the bottom half of this section, fading out to Kings only within the upper half, with both species of fish moving upriver until the sun rose, at which time they hunkered down into pools. The upper section reported moderate guest density, with slow angling activity, a mix of King and Coho salmon in the bottom half of this section, fading out to Kings only within the upper half, with both species of fish moving upriver until the sun rose, at which time they hunkered down into pools . The top section reported no guests present, within unidentified fish holding within pools. The forecast for tonight is: "Partly cloudy early followed by cloudy skies overnight. Slight chance of a shower throughout the evening. Low 54F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Partly cloudy skies. High near 65F. Winds NNW at 10 to 15 mph". featured is Steve, with a nice salmon brought to hand during his recent trip to the DSR

57° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:47am

Sunset: 7:09pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 17 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. You may book one or all the dates. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/17/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are partly cloudy skies, temperature is 78 degrees F., winds are negligible. River Patrol 4:30pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): In order to interpret our fishing report, here is a link to our river map of the DSR portion of the river: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/property-map/ . This is a breakdown of terms we are using, to allow you to interpret the fishing reports for your own use: Estuary section: lowest part of the DSR property, essentially from the lower property line upriver to # 28 (Bobber Hole) on the DSR river map. Lower Section: the area of the river from # 28 (Bobber Hole) upriver to #20 (Spring Hole); Middle Section: the area of the river from #20 (Spring Hole) upriver to # 9 (Glide); Upper Section: the area of the river from # 9 (Glide) to # 3 (Black Hole); Top Section: the area of the river from # 3 (Black Hole) to # 1 (Employee Hole) and the upper property line. The estuary section reported low guest density, enjoying moderate angling activity, with a large POD of Kings staged but not moving upriver. . The lower section reported low angler volume with slow to moderate success hooking up with both Kings and Cohos. The middle section reported moderate angler volume and slow hookup with predominantly King Salmon The upper section reported low angler volume with low angler success with both Kings and Coho. . The top section reported low guest density, with quiet angling activity, no movement upriver noted. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: We anticipate, perhaps by the end of this week, due to increased pass sales and guest density, implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures soon. Please purchase online passes in advance, if possible. If not, here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ STAGGERED RELEASE: Effective through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas. The forecast for tonight is: "Partly cloudy skies. Low 52F. Winds light and variable." The forecast for tomorrow is: "Generally Sunny, despite a few afternoon clouds, light and variable winds, high temperature in the mid-70s.

74° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:46am

Sunset: 7:11pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 17 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. You may book one or all the dates. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/17/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are mostly cloudy skies, sunshine, 61 degrees (high of 77 degrees forecasted), dead calm, no precipitation. Water temperature is 62 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): In order to interpret our fishing report, here is a link to our river map of the DSR portion of the river: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/property-map/ . This is a breakdown of terms we are using, to allow you to interpret the fishing reports for your own use: Estuary section: lowest part of the DSR property, essentially from the lower property line upriver to # 28 (Bobber Hole) on the DSR river map; Lower Section: the area of the river from # 28 (Bobber Hole) upriver to #20 (Spring Hole); Middle Section: the area of the river from #20 (Spring Hole) upriver to # 9 (Glide); Upper Section: the area of the river from # 9 (Glide) to # 3 (Black Hole); Top Section: the area of the river from # 3 (Black Hole) to # 1 (Employee Hole) and the upper property line. The estuary section reported low guest density, enjoying moderate angling activity, with "a lot!" of both Chinook (King) and Coho salmon holding in the area, specifically the North channel. This report echoes the last two days of morning reports. . The lower section reported moderate (bottom half) to low (upper half) guest density, with slow (bottom half) to quiet (upper half) angling activity, some Coho in the bottom half, with King salmon throughout both halves, which are both holding in pools as well as moving upriver. The middle section reported moderate (bottom half) to low (upper half) guest density, with moderate (bottom half) to slow (upper half) angling activity, predominately Coho in the bottom half, with King salmon throughout both halves, which are both holding in pools as well as most of the rest of the fish moving upriver.. The upper section reported moderate (bottom half) to low (upper half) guest density, with slow (bottom half) to moderate (upper half) angling activity, some Coho in the bottom half, with King salmon throughout both halves, which are all moving upriver. . The top section reported low guest density, with quiet angling activity, all Kings moving upriver. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES: We anticipate, perhaps by the end of this week, due to increased pass sales and guest density, implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures soon. Please purchase online passes in advance, if possible. If not, here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ STAGGERED RELEASE: Effective through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas. The forecast for tonight is: "Partly cloudy skies. Low 52F. Winds light and variable.". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Sunny, along with a few afternoon clouds. High 76F. Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph.". featured is Emily, guided by DSR Guide Brian Ferman, of High Hook Guide Service, with a nice Chinook (King) Salmon she brought to hand yesterday.

63° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:46am

Sunset: 7:11pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. You may book one or all the dates. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES. We anticipate, perhaps by the end of this week, due to increased pass sales and guest density, implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures soon. Please purchase online passes in advance, if possible. If not, here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/16/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are hazy blue skies, sunshine, 72 degrees.  Water temperature at 5:00pm was 70 degrees F. River Patrol 5 PM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported no anglers present, however River Patrol members reported that there are several pods of Chinook (King) salmon milling about in both the North and center channels, holding in place. The lower and middle sections reported a low density of anglers, experiencing low angling success, with a mix of Kings and Cohos that are both holding in pools as well as moving upriver. The upper section reported low angler density, experiencing slow angling success with primarily Kings holding in pools. The top section reported no guests present, with Kings observed moving upriver. STAGGERED RELEASE. Effective through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas. The forecast for tomorrow is: "Considerable clouds early. Some decrease in clouds later in the day. High 76F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph.".  

73° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:45am

Sunset: 7:13pm

195 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. You may book one or all the dates. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes. WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES. We anticipate, perhaps by the end of this week, due to increased pass sales and guest density, implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures soon. Please purchase online passes in advance, if possible. If not, here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/16/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 198. Current conditions are hazy blue skies, sunshine, 53 degrees (high of 77 degrees forecasted), dead calm, no precipitation. Water temperature is 64 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported no anglers present, however River Patrol members reported that there are "hundreds" of Chinook (King) salmon milling about in both the North and center channels, with a few trickling up and into the river system. The lower and middle sections reported a moderate density of anglers, experiencing moderate (bottom half) to slow (top half) angling success, with a mix of Kings and Cohos that are both holding in pools as well as moving upriver. The upper section reported moderate to low angler density, experiencing moderate to slow angling success (bottom to top in each case), with primarily Kings that are both moving upriver as well as holding in pools. The top section reported no guests present, with Kings observed moving upriver. STAGGERED RELEASE. Effective through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas. The forecast for tonight is: "Partly cloudy. Low 56F. Winds light and variable.". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Considerable clouds early. Some decrease in clouds later in the day. High 76F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph.".

60° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:45am

Sunset: 7:13pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas.   DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes.   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/15/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is 198 currently. Water temp. 69F Current weather conditions: A clear sky. Low 52F. Winds light and variable. Tomorrow’s weather conditions: Mostly sunny skies. High 78F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph.   STAGGERED RELEASE. Effective through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES. We anticipate, perhaps by the end of this week, due to increased pass sales and guest density, implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures soon. Please purchase online passes in advance, if possible. If not, here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/   River Patrol 6:00P.M. (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported. Moderate number of anglers with slow success, pods of king and coho salmon were reported holding in the estuary. The lower section reported high volume of angler with slow to moderate success. King and coho salmon being the only species caught. fish were sighted moving up through river as well as holding in deep pools. The middle section reported a tapered low to moderate number of anglers starting from the lower end to the middle below the welcome center. Angling success was moderate with king and coho salmon landed. King Salmon reported holding and moving up through river. The upper section of river reported no too low angling pressure with a quite success rate. A few lone salmon were seen moving up the river as well. The top section reported no too low angling pressure with quite angling success. King salmon were reported to be holding in pools.

71° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:44am

Sunset: 7:15pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas. DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. You may book one or all the dates. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes. STAGGERED RELEASE. Effective through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ WALK-UP PASS PROCEDURES. We anticipate, perhaps by the end of this week, due to increased pass sales and guest density, implementing our walk-up daily access fishing pass procedures soon. Please purchase online passes in advance, if possible. If not, here is the link to our walk-up pass procedures: https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/15/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 205. Current conditions are hazy blue skies, sunshine, 58 degrees (high of 75 degrees forecasted), dead calm, no precipitation. Water temperature is 62 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported no anglers present, but did observe Chinook (King) salmon both moving upriver and holding in pools. The bottom part of the lower section reported an high volume of anglers, tapering to a low volume further up; achieving good angling success in the lower part, and slow angling success in the upper part; with Kings, Cohos, and Brown Trout in the lower part ("hundreds of fish"), and Kings only in the upper part, which are moving upriver as well as holding in some of the deeper pools. The middle section reported moderate guest density, slow fishing activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, moving upriver as well as holding in the section. The upper section reported moderate tapering to low guest density further up, slow ramping up to moderate angling activity further up, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, both moving upriver as well as holding in pools. The top section reported no anglers present, but observed Kings holding in that area. The forecast for tonight is: "Clear skies. Low 52F. Winds light and variable.". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Sunshine. High 78F. Winds light and variable".

59° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:44am

Sunset: 7:15pm

202 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/15/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is 198 currently. Water temp. 69F Current weather conditions: Clear skies. Low around 50F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph. For tomorrow mainly sunny sky. High 76F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph. River Patrol 6:00P.M. (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported low anglers having slow success. A few smaller pods of salmon were reported moving up and down river. The lower section reported low number of anglers with low success. A few king and coho salmon were landed. Most fish were seen holding in pools, with a few moving upriver. The middle section reported moderate to slow angling pressure with slow success. Kings were the dominant species caught and were sighted holding in deep pools. The upper section of river reported low number of anglers present, slow to quite angling success. Mostly kings with a few cohos brought to hand, fish were seen mostly moving up though river. The top section reported low angling pressure with quite angling success. Gavin and Chris with two nice king salmon.

72° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:43am

Sunset: 7:17pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/14/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is 198 currently .   Current weather conditions: Mostly cloudy early, then sunshine for the afternoon. High 73F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.   River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported a low volume of anglers with quiet angling success. A few small pods of King and Coho salmon were reported as moving up and down river.   The lower section reported a low to moderate volume of anglers with slow angling success. King salmon seemed to be moving up river and holding in pools.   The middle section reported a moderate volume of anglers with moderate angling success. King and Coho salmon seemed to be moving up river and holding in pools. A few King and Coho salmon were seen hooked and landed in this section.   The upper section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. King salmon seemed to be moving up river quickly.   The top section reported as having no anglers present.

63° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:43am

Sunset: 7:17pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/13/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is 202 currently . Current weather conditions: Overcast skies. High 72F. Winds light and variable. River Patrol 4:30pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. A few small pods of King and Coho salmon were reported as moving up river slowly. The lower section reported a moderate to high volume of anglers with slow to moderate angling success. King and Coho salmon seemed to be moving up river, down river, and holding in pools. The middle section reported a low to moderate volume of anglers with slow to moderate angling success. King and Coho salmon seemed to be moving up river, down river, and holding in pools. A few King and Coho salmon were seen hooked and landed in this section. The upper section reported as having no anglers present. River patrol witnessed a good amount of King and Coho salmon moving up river. The top section reported a low number of anglers with slow angling success. King salmon were reported as moving up river quickly. 58° / Clouds Sunrise: 6:42am Sunset: 7:19pm 202 CFS Pineville Gauge 200 CFS Dam Release

71° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:42am

Sunset: 7:19pm

198 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/13/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is 202 currently .   Current weather conditions: Overcast skies. High 72F. Winds light and variable.   River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. A few small pods of King and Coho salmon were reported as moving up river slowly.   The lower section reported a moderate to high volume of anglers with slow to moderate angling success. King and Coho salmon seemed to be moving up river, down river, and holding in pools.   The middle section reported a low to moderate volume of anglers with slow to moderate angling success. King and Coho salmon seemed to be moving up river, down river, and holding in pools. A few King and Coho salmon were seen hooked and landed in this section.   The upper section reported as having no anglers present. River patrol witnessed a good amount of King and Coho salmon moving up river.   The top section reported a low number of anglers with slow angling success. King salmon were reported as moving up river quickly.  

58° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:42am

Sunset: 7:19pm

202 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

MANOR HOUSE GUESTS: We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order for all guests to plan their own fishing activities. At this time, our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), on the prior evening's fishing report (Sunday, 21 September 2025). This same procedure, of announcing the Manor Guest fishing plans the evening ahead, will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. This information will be reinforced or updated by both Guest Services and River Patrol during the morning phased releases. Any further updates during the day will be published to the on-duty Guest Services Staff to alert guest checking-in throughout the day. On duty River Patrol will also verbally inform guests present around or within the reserved areas, as well as change the on-stream signage to indicate the current status of the Manor Guest reserved fishing areas.   DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes.   Effective today, Friday, 12 September, through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/12/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 213.   Current conditions are hazy skies with scattered cloud cover, diffused sunshine, 73 degrees, dead calm, no precipitation. Water temperature is 69 degrees. Water flow is 200 cfs from the dam. River Patrol 4:30 PM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported no anglers present, with small pods of Chinook (King) and Coho salmon holding   The lower section reported a moderate volume of anglers, achieving slow to moderate (higher up) angling success, with Kings and Cohos, which are moving upriver as well as holding in some of the deeper pools.   The middle section reported had low guest density, slow to moderate fishing activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos primarily moving upriver, with a few holding in the section.   The upper section reported low guest density, with no guests in the upper part, slow angling activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, and a solitary Steelhead, all moving upriver.   The top section reported no anglers present and no observed fish activity.   The forecast for tonight is: "Cloudy skies changing to partly cloudy, high 72 degrees with light winds.  The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 cfs through midnight tomorrow; the Pineville gauge is a 209 cfs.  

73° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:40am

Sunset: 7:20pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

MANOR HOUSE GUESTS. We recognize the need for both timely and accurate information regarding the fishing activities of our Manor House guests, in order that our other guests may plan their own fishing activities for the day. Our first scheduled date for Manor House guests to fish within their designated reserved areas will be Monday, 22 September 2025. We will publish the fishing plans of our Manor House guests for that day, as well as the status of the reserved area(s), the prior afternoon, Sunday, 21 September 2025, within our Facebook post as well as our website fishing report. This same procedure will hold true for any other day that we have scheduled Manor House guests on the run. Any subsequent day-of updates will be published either at the Welcome Center, or at the various release sites, during the morning phased release in-processing. Any further daily updates during the day will be published to the on-duty River Patrol, who will both verbally inform guests present around those areas, as well as change the signage to indicate the current status of those areas. DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is available only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, the lodge cannot be booked online, so please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member about booking the lodge. As a matter of interest, the rate is $330 per night for anywhere from one to three guests, $400 per night for four guests, $475 per night for five guests, plus 12% taxes. Effective today, Friday, 12 September, through Saturday, 1 November, we are conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/12/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 213. Current conditions are hazy skies with scattered cloud cover, diffused sunshine, 65 degrees (high of 72 degrees forecasted), dead calm, no precipitation. Water temperature is 62 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported low angler density, slow fishing activity, with small pods of Chinook (King) and Coho salmon moving upriver. The lower section reported a moderate volume of anglers, achieving slow to moderate (higher up) angling success, with Kings and Cohos, which are moving upriver as well as holding in some of the deeper pools. The middle section reported moderate (lower part) to low guest density, slow to moderate fishing activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos primarily moving upriver, with a few holding in the section. The upper section reported low guest density, with no guests in the upper part, slow angling activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, and a solitary Steelhead, all moving upriver. The top section reported no anglers present and no observed fish activity. The forecast for tonight is: "A few passing clouds. Low 51F. Winds light and variable.". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Cloudy. High 73F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph.".

62° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:40am

Sunset: 7:20pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member. The lodge for this time frame Can Not be booked online; a call must be made.   A reminder that our last day of "shotgun starts" (leave as soon as you check in at the ticket booth) is tomorrow; we open at 5:45 AM. Effective Friday, 12 September, through Saturday, 1 November, we will be conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS scheduled through at least midnight tonight. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 216.   Current conditions at 4:45pm are mostly sunny skies with indistinct cloud cover, diffused sunshine, 72 degrees, and light winds.  Water temperature is at 66 degrees F.   River Patrol 4:45pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported only one angler present. River patrol reported a "few good pods" of Chinook (King) salmon holding within, as well as moving upriver, through the North channel. One small Brown Trout was brought to hand in this section.   The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success with Kings and Cohos, primarily holding in some of the deeper pools.   The middle section reported low guest density, quiet fishing activity, with a mix of Kings, Cohos (upper part of this section), all holding within this section.   The upper section reported low guest density, quiet angling activity, with Cohos (uncharacteristically) holding within this section.   The top section reported no anglers present and no observed fish activity.   Overall, the afternoon forecast has been a repeat of the past several days; when the sun gets high in the sky the fish are primarily holding in pools.  Activity seems to pick up the last 90 minutes of the day.   I’ll update the report if things pick up the last few hours of daylight   The forecast for tonight is: Clear to partly cloudy. Low 50. Winds light and variable from the NW. The forecast for tomorrow is: "Partly cloudy. High 74F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph".  

72° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:39am

Sunset: 7:22pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

ANNOUNCEMENTS:   A reminder that our last day of "shotgun starts" (leave as soon as you check in at the ticket booth) is today. Effective tomorrow Friday, 12 September, through Saturday, 1 November, we will be conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/   The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/11/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is 213 currently .   Current conditions are partly cloudy skies. High 74F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.   River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. A few King salmon were reported as moving upriver with some swirling in the north channel.   The lower section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. A few King salmon were seen holding in deeper water as the sun got higher in the sky.   The middle section reported a moderate volume of anglers with moderate angling success. Multiple King salmon were seen hooked and landed. Pictured below is William with his first ever King salmon landed!   The upper section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. No King or Coho salmon were seen landed but a few were sighted moving upriver quickly.   The top section reported as having no anglers present.        

68° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:39am

Sunset: 7:22pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member. The lodge for this time frame Can Not be booked online, a call must be made. A reminder that our last day of "shotgun starts" (leave as soon as you check in at the ticket booth) is tomorrow; we open at 5:45 AM. Effective Friday, 12 September, through Saturday, 1 November, we will be conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/11/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 213. Current conditions are hazy skies with indistinct cloud cover, diffused sunshine, 63 degrees (high of 74 degrees forecasted), light winds with occasional short-lived gusts, and no precipitation. Water temperature is 66 degrees. River Patrol 5pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported no anglers present. River patrol reported  “some small pods of Kings” moving around but not headed upriver. The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success with Kings and Cohos, all reported as holding in pools. The middle section reported low guest density, quiet fishing activity, with a mix of Kings, Cohos (upper part of this particular section), all holding within this section along with a Brown. The upper section reported low guest density, quiet angling activity, with Kings holding within this section. The top section reported no anglers present and no observed fish activity. The forecast for tomorrow is: "Partly cloudy. High 74F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph".

72° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:38am

Sunset: 7:24pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is only for this year; you will not be able to rebook for 2026. If interested, please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member. The lodge for this time frame Can Not be booked online, a call must be made. A reminder that our last day of "shotgun starts" (leave as soon as you check in at the ticket booth) is tomorrow; we open at 5:45 AM. Effective Friday, 12 September, through Saturday, 1 November, we will be conducting our staggered release schedule. The release schedule may be found at https://douglastonsalmonrun.com/release-schedule/ The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/10/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 216. Current conditions are hazy skies with indistinct cloud cover, diffused sunshine, 63 degrees (high of 74 degrees forecasted), light winds with occasional short-lived gusts, no precipitation. Water temperature is 60 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported only one angler present. River patrol reported a "few good pods" of Chinook (King) salmon holding within, as well as moving upriver, through the North channel. One small Brown Trout was brought to hand in this section. The lower section reported a high volume of anglers and slow angling success with Kings and Cohos, which are moving upriver as well as holding in some of the deeper pools. Another small Brown Trout was brought to hand in this section. The middle section reported low guest density, quiet fishing activity, with a mix of Kings, Cohos (upper part of this particular section), all holding within this section. The upper section reported low guest density, quiet angling activity, with Cohos (uncharacteristically) holding within this section. The top section reported no anglers present and no observed fish activity. The forecast for tonight is: "Clear to partly cloudy. Low 48F. Winds light and variable". The forecast for tomorrow is: "Partly cloudy. High 74F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph". featured is Karl with a nice Coho salmon

58° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:38am

Sunset: 7:24pm

216 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

***DEER RUN LODGE IS AVAILABLE September 16 – 20, 2025. This lodge is only for this year. If interested, please call the DSR Welcome Center (315) 298-6672 press ‘0’ to speak with a Guest Services member. The lodge for this time frame Can Not be booked online, a call must be made.***   The flow from the dam is currently 200 cfs and scheduled to remain that way through at least midnight tomorrow; the Pineville gauge is at 213 cfs; water temperature at 2pm was 67 degrees. Sunny conditions continued this afternoon with temperatures reaching 74 degrees F with very light winds.   River Patrol 4:30pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   All areas to include estuary, lower, middle, upper and top reported low angler volume as well as fish hooked or brought to hand.  Fish that were connected with were primarily Kings with a handful of Cohos.  No reports this afternoon of Browns, Atlantics or Steelhead.   Tomorrow’s weather will be very similar to todays with temperatures starting off in the low 50s climbing to the mid-70s with mostly sunny skies, light winds and very little chance of any precipitation.  

70° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:37am

Sunset: 7:26pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/09/2025 11:59 PM. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 216. Current conditions are hazy skies, diffused sunshine, 54 degrees (high of 74 degrees forecasted), light winds, no precipitation. Water temperature is 60 degrees. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported no anglers present. River patrol noticed pods of Chinook (King) and Coho salmon moving upriver, through the North channel, as well as holding in the area. The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success with Kings moving upriver as well as holding in some of the deeper pools. The middle section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with a mix of Kings, Cohos, and a solitary Brown Trout, all moving upriver. The upper section reported low guest density, slow angling activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos moving upriver. The top section reported no anglers present and no observed fish activity. The forecast for tonight is: "Clear skies. Low 51F. Winds light and variable". The forecast for tomorrow is: "A mainly sunny sky. High near 75F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph".

57° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:37am

Sunset: 7:26pm

216 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

Fishing Report for 09/08/2025-The flow from the dam is currently 200 cfs and scheduled to remain that way until at least 11:59pm 09/09/2025; the flow at the Pineville gauge was 213 cfs. Water temperature taken at 2pm was 65 degrees F.   We had primarily sunny skies this afternoon, temperature of 65 degrees F with light W / NW winds.  Tomorrow will be sunny, a bit warmer, with a high temperature of around 74 degrees F, with light and variable winds.   NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The stream restoration project has been completed as of Friday 9/5; all areas of the river, including below hole #19, (No Name) reopened to fishing effective at 5:45am, September 6th, 2025.   River Patrol 5:00pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations.)   The estuary reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. There was a POD of Kings seen as in previous days but they were holding in place.   The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success with Kings only.   The middle section also reported a low volume of anglers; however, the fishing success was rated as moderate with Kings, Coho and a Brown holding in pools.   The upper section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. With Kings the species being reported.   The top section reported no anglers present.   Overall, there seemed to be fish holding in pools and not moving up at the time of this report.  Kings were the primary species caught, along with a handful of Cohos, and a Brown.  

64° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:36am

Sunset: 7:28pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/09/2025 11:59 PM.  The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 216.   Sunny. High around 65F. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 mph. Water temperature is 62 degrees.   River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported no anglers present. River patrol noticed big pods of King and Coho salmon, but they seemed to be holding in the estuary with the high sun.   The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success. King salmon were seen holding in some of the deeper pools. A beautiful Brown trout was landed by Craig (pictured below)!   The middle section reported a low-moderate volume of anglers with slow angling success. King salmon were seen moving quickly upriver. A few Kings were brought to hand from this section.   The upper section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success. King and Coho salmon were seen moving upriver with some holding in pools. The top section reported as having no anglers present.                                        

54° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:36am

Sunset: 7:28pm

216 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

PM Fishing Report for 09/07/2025-The flow from the dam is currently 200 cfs and scheduled to remain that way until at least 11:59pm 09/08/2025; the flow at the Pineville gauge was 216 cfs. Water temperature taken at 2pm was 65 degrees F.   We had primarily sunny skies this afternoon with temperatures in the low 60s with Westerly winds 8-15mph.  Tomorrow, we expect partly cloudy skies, high temperature of 65 degrees F, with winds out of the W / NW 5-15 mph.   NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The stream restoration project has been completed as of yesterday; all areas of the river, including below hole #19, (No Name) reopened to fishing effective at 5:45am today, September 6th, 2025.   River Patrol 4:30pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations.)   The estuary reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. There were random sightings of Kings lurking but not making any big moves upstream   The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success with Kings only   The middle section also reported a low volume of anglers; however, the fishing success was rated as moderate with Kings holding in pools as well as moving upstream   The upper section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. With Kings the species being reported.   The top section reported no anglers present.   Today, very similar to yesterday in terms of species being caught and seen moving or holding in pools, were King Salmon.    

62° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:35am

Sunset: 7:30pm

216 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clear

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/08/2025 11:59 PM.  The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 224.   Showers this morning becoming less numerous during the afternoon hours. High around 65F. Winds WSW at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 40%. Water temperature is 61 degrees.   River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported a low volume of anglers with quiet angling success. Small pods of King salmon were reported as moving up the main channel. The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success. King salmon were seen holding in some of the deeper pools. The middle section reported a low volume of anglers with moderate angling success. King and Coho salmon were seen moving quickly upriver. A few King and Coho salmon were brought to hand from this section. The upper section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success. King salmon were seen quickly moving up river, not appearing to stop and rest in the deeper holes. The top section reported as having no anglers present. Chris with a nice king caught 9/7/25 fishing with Brooks Robinson of Syracuse Outdoors          

57° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:35am

Sunset: 7:30pm

216 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

PM Fishing Report for 09/06/2025-The flow from the dam is currently 200 cfs and scheduled to remain that way until at least 11:59pm 09/07/2025.  The flow at the Pineville gauge is currently 220 cfs. We had overcast skies with light rain up until mid-afternoon when the sky started to clear.  Tomorrow’s weather forecast calls for Rain showers early with mostly sunny conditions later in the day. High near 65F. Winds WSW at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 40%. NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The stream restoration project has been completed as of yesterday; all areas of the river, including below hole #19, (No Name) reopened to fishing effective at 5:45am today, September 6^th, 2025. River Patrol 4:30pm fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations.) The estuary reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success.  There were sightings of King Salmon in Pods, mostly staying just upstream of the Route 3 bridge and not moving up or downstream. The lower section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success with only Kings listed as the species being caught. The middle section also reported a low volume of anglers as well as slow hookups with Kings, mostly holding in pools with very few moving upriver. The upper section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success.  Once again, Kings were the species being caught. The top section reported no anglers present. All in all, it was Kings through the afternoon with no reports of Coho, Atlantics, Browns or Steelhead hooked or brought to hand.

60° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:34am

Sunset: 7:31pm

220 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 200 CFS until 09/06/2025 11:59 PM.  The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 224.   Occasional rain tapering to a few showers late. Much cooler. High near 65F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 90%, water temperature is 66 degrees.   NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: the stream restoration project has been completed as of yesterday; all areas of the river, including below # 19 (No Name) are reopened to fishing effective 5:45 AM today, 6 September 2025.   River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations):   The estuary section reported a low volume of anglers with slow angling success. Pods of King salmon were reported as swirling in the north channel but not pushing up into the run.   The lower section reported a moderate volume of anglers and moderate angling success. King Salmon and a sprinkling of Coho were reported as holding in pools and moving upriver.   The middle section reported a moderate volume of anglers with slow angling success. King and Coho salmon were seen moving quickly upriver.   The upper section reported a low volume of anglers and slow angling success. Same as the middle section with King and Coho salmon moving quickly upriver.   The top section reported as having no anglers present. Two drone pictures are provided for your viewing: the first aerial view is from the Meadow Run (#23 on our DSR map) looking downstream at the bank ; the second is looking upstream at the Upper Clay (#22 on our DSR map) from the tail out of the hole.  

55° / Rain

Sunrise: 6:34am

Sunset: 7:31pm

224 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Rain

The flow from the dam was bumped up to 200 CFS, from 185 CFS, where it will remain at least through midnight on 6 Sep '25. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 220. We have generally overcast skies, with short lived occasional clearing and sunshine, air temperature is 76 degrees, very light breezes, dry conditions. Water temperature bumped up to 70 degrees. NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: the stream restoration project is completed as of today; all areas of the river, including below # 19 (No Name) is reopened to fishing effective 5:45 AM tomorrow, 6 September 2025. River Patrol 5 PM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): the estuary section was closed to fishing today, due to ongoing river restoration construction, however there were reports of small pods of up to 10 fish actively moving upriver throughout the afternoon; the lower section from #19 (No Name) downriver was closed to fishing today, due to ongoing river restoration construction, but there were reports of a substantial number of fish in that area of the lower section, actively pushing upriver. Reports for the rest of that section was that there was low guest density, slow fishing activity, with a mix of Chinook (King) and Coho Salmon actively moving upriver, some moving back downriver (typically Coho), and another population holding in pools; the middle section reported moderate to low guest density as you traveled upriver in that section, moderate to slow fishing activity traveling upriver in that section, with Chinook (King) Salmon and a sprinkling of Coho holding in pools; the upper section reported very low to low guest density, slow to quiet angling activity, with Kings and Cohos holding in that area; the top section reported fish holding in that area, with no angling activity. As guests started coming off the river near dusk, from various parts of the run, I was being told "there are crazy amounts of fish moving", "the last three hours was wave after wave of Cohos", and similar remarks indicating that those fish stacking up in the lower area today received a trigger to move. The forecast for tonight is: "Cloudy. Slight chance of a rain shower. Low 57F. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph." The forecast for tomorrow is: "Cloudy with occasional rain...mainly in the morning. Much cooler. High 62F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 90%. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch." featured is season pass holder Scott, with a nice "River Unicorn" a.k.a. Atlantic Salmon; congratulations Scott!  Note the characteristic deeply forked tail, as well as the "X" markings along the upper part of the body. Today marks the end of the river restoration construction; two pictures are provided for your viewing: in the first (of the river) the perspective is from the Meadow looking upriver to the Upper Clay; the second (burlap covered bank) is of the Meadow looking downriver towards the chute.

76° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:33am

Sunset: 7:33pm

220 CFS Pineville Gauge

200 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until 09/05/2025 11:59 PM.  The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 232.   Mainly sunny to start, then a few afternoon clouds. High 78F. Winds SSW at 10 to 20 mph. Water temperature is 68 degrees.   NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:  the stream restoration project continues through today, Friday, 5 Sep '25, with all areas of the river below # 19 (No Name) closed to fishing.   River Patrol 9 AM fishing report:   The estuary section reported “moderate” angling success with pods of King and Coho salmon moving up the north channel.   The middle section reported a “moderate” volume of anglers with “slow” angling success. King and Coho salmon were seen moving quickly upriver.   The upper section reported a “low” volume of anglers with “slow” angling success. King salmon were reported as also moving quickly upriver.

57° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:33am

Sunset: 7:33pm

232 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

Clouds

The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until further notice due to drought conditions. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 232. We have overcast skies, a short-lived storm front moved through about two hours ago, raining torrentially, but that tapered off so it is currently drizzling rain as of 4:50 PM, air temperature is 64 degrees, dead calm. Water temperature bumped up one degree to 69 degrees. NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: the stream restoration project continues through Friday, 5 Sep '25, with all areas of the river below # 19 (No Name) closed to fishing. River Patrol 5 PM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): the estuary section is closed to fishing though tomorrow, due to ongoing river restoration construction, and did not report; the lower section from #19 (No Name) downriver is closed to fishing though tomorrow, due to ongoing river restoration construction, but reported for the rest of that section that it was quiet, with unidentified fish moving upriver; the middle section reported low guest density, slow fishing activity, with Chinook (King) Salmon both moving upriver and holding in pools; the upper section reported low guest density, quiet, with unidentified fish moving upriver; the top section reported it was difficult to ascertain what was happening there due to storm conditions. The forecast for tonight is: "Cloudy and damp with rain early...then becoming partly cloudy. Low 52F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 100%." The forecast for tomorrow is: "Partly cloudy. High near 80F. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph." Featured is Niko with a nice Chinook Salmon

63° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:32am

Sunset: 7:35pm

248 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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The water temperature was 68F this morning. The flow out of the Dam remains at 185CFS and out of Pineville this morning 209CFS. King's have been sited up and down the river, either moving up river or holding in pools. Some Coho and Browns have been sited in the middle to the upper end of the run. The weather this morning some clouds early with showers likely this afternoon, and a thunderstorm is possible. High 79F. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 100%. The river restoration continues, and that area will be closed to fishing through Friday 5 Sept.

67° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:32am

Sunset: 7:35pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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PM Fishing Report 9/3/2025-We enjoyed another partially cloudy day with temperatures in the 70s and light winds this afternoon. The estuary and lower section is still closed to river restoration, so I don’t have reports on those areas. The middle section was again the busiest in terms of guest volume and numbers of fish, Kings and Cohos, through the afternoon up to the time of this report. The Upper section had some action as well, again with Kings and Cohos, ( a pair of browns included), along with moderate guest volume. We didn’t have any reports from our top section of the DSR this afternoon. Tomorrow’s weather does have some rain in the forecast; the morning’s temperatures will be in the low 60s at dawn, climbing to the mid-70s by mid afternoon with winds from the S / SE 10-15mph.  Scattered thunderstorms are forecasted for the area from around 2pm – 6pm, then tapering off to showers.  Total precipitation expected between ½” – ¾”. The flow from the dam continues at 185 cfs through at least midnight tomorrow; the gauge at Pineville is currently reading 203 cfs. The river restoration continues tomorrow; there is no fishing below ‘No Name Hole / #19 on our DSR maps until the project is complete, projected to be NLT 5 September.

78° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:31am

Sunset: 7:37pm

205 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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As we are building up to the peak of the salmon season, many of our guests are reaching out to us to inquire into how they may obtain Daily Access Fishing passes. I should mention that our passes are placed online during early to mid-January of each year, for the forthcoming season later in the Fall; please mark your calendar so that you increase your opportunities to obtain passes for the desired dates of your trip. If, however, you are unable to obtain any, or all desired, daily access fishing passes for your trip by simply buying them online at this time, there are a few options which may assist you in obtaining passes for your trip: • consider alternate date(s). If your schedule is relatively flexible, consider either earlier or later date(s), as the last week of September and the first week of October are the highest demand weeks and typically sell-out rapidly. Salmon, Steelhead, and Brown Trout are plentiful in our river system from mid-September through mid-November, to a lesser degree on both sides of this period; • monitor the website. At this time passes may not be available online, but commonly we will have outright cancellations, or changes in dates and desired quantities, for various reasons. Cancellations are automatically placed back into our inventory on our website. We encourage guests seeking passes, for currently sold-out dates, to monitor the pass availability as much as possible. DSR does not maintain any waiting lists for daily passes; • hire a DSR approved guide. DSR approved guides are guaranteed access for their clients, only for the day(s) they are actively guiding the clients. DSR’s guides are independent contractors and require guests to initiate inquiries about their services and availability on their own. A list of approved DSR Guides may be found by searching our website under "Fishing"; • consider renting a lodge. If available, our rates are very competitive with those in the local area. As lodge guests you are guaranteed to be able to purchase daily access fishing passes, from your date of check-in through your date of check-out, up to the total number of guests in the lodge. You may also access the water earlier than most other categories of fishing access passes and the general public; • purchase a walk-up pass. DSR has collected data over the years past, which allows us to calculate averages and estimate guest attendance on any day. Should those estimates be off, and space is available, DSR will release remaining passes for sale via the procedures published at www.douglastonsalmonrun.com/walkup beginning at 7:00 AM. You may also directly solicit the lineup of daily access pass holders, prior to their beginning the check-in process, for any available passes due to no-shows within their party; any financial transactions conducted are strictly between the two parties and are usually cash only. Please note that pass availability varies for any given day and is not guaranteed. • purchase an afternoon pass. As anglers come off the water for the day, we check-out each angler. This in turn creates openings for additional guests to get on the water. At 12:45 AM each day, available Afternoon Passes will be published for sale. Guests who have purchased afternoon passes may redeem them at our Welcome Center, beginning at 1:00 PM. I hope the information above assists you. It’s certainly difficult to defer guests to these alternative methods of obtaining access, but DSR must stay true to its angler limit promise. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to you joining us on the water soon.

66° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:31am

Sunset: 7:37pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until further notice, due to drought conditions. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 209. We have hazy skies, sunshine, very light breezes, dry conditions. Air temperature is 55 degrees (forecasted high of 80 degrees), water temperature is 68 degrees. NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: the stream restoration project continues through Friday, 5 Sep '25, with all areas of the river below # 19 (No Name) closed to fishing. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): the estuary section is currently closed to fishing due to ongoing stream restoration construction below # 19 (No Name), still scheduled to be completed by 5 Sep '25. There were few fish either present or moving in this area, however those that were moving upriver were Chinook (King) salmon using the North channel to do so; the bottom half of the lower section is currently closed to fishing due to ongoing stream restoration construction below # 19 (No Name), still scheduled to be completed by 5 Sep '25. In the upper half of that section, it was reported that there is low guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, predominately Kings, all of which were moving upriver; the middle section reported low guest density, experiencing moderate fishing activity, with Kings in the lower half and both Kings and Cohos in the upper half of this section, all of which are moving upriver; the upper section reported low guest density, experiencing slow fishing activity, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, all of which are moving upriver; the top section reported low guest density, experiencing moderate angling success, with a mix of Kings and Cohos moving upriver. The forecast for tomorrow is: "Becoming cloudy with occasional rain in the afternoon. Thunder possible. High 76F. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 90%."

62° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:31am

Sunset: 7:37pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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River Patrol Report 9/2/25-we had mostly sunny skies, (once again), with some light cloud clover that moved in after the noon hour with temperatures in the mid-70s along with light W / NW winds. The flow remained at 185 cfs from the dam today.  We had a few guests fishing the lower section with a handful of Kings and Cohos brought to hand.  Most of the fish in that area were holding, although scattered groups of 1-3 Salmon were observed moving upstream. The middle section of the river proved to be the most heavily fished with a good number of Kings and Cohos, (along with a few Browns in the 6-8 lb. range) hooked and or released. The upper section of the river had a solid turn-out with guests as well as the number of Kings and Cohos that our guests connected with.  (A few Browns under 5lbs were also in the mix.) We didn’t have guests fishing the upper section of our river this afternoon. Tomorrow we expect temperatures in the mid-50s at dawn pushing up to the low 80s, with considerable sunshine, little chance of any precipitation, and winds from the S / SW at 5-8mph. The river will stay at 185 cfs from the dam through at least midnight tomorrow evening; the gauge at Pineville is at 209 cfs. The river restoration will continue tomorrow; fishing from ‘No Name Hole’ / #19 on our DSR Map downstream is closed until the restoration is complete.  We expect that project to be completed NLT September 5^th.

78° / Clear

Sunrise: 6:29am

Sunset: 7:38pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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Item(s) of high value was / were just turned in to Guest Services lost and found - please call if you lost anything of high value this morning and, with an adequate description and approximate location of the loss, you may claim the / these item(s)

70° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:29am

Sunset: 7:38pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until further notice. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is currently 209. We have partly cloudy skies, diffused but bright sunshine, dead calm, dry conditions. Air temperature is 70 degrees, water temperature is 68 degrees. NOTE / SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: the stream restoration project continues through Friday, 5 Sep '25, with all areas of the river below # 19 (No Name) closed to fishing. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (NOTE: this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): the estuary section is closed to fishing, until on or about Friday 5 Sep '25, due to ongoing stream restoration construction, however there were Chinook (King) salmon observed moving through and upriver; the lower section (from # 19 No Name and below) is closed to fishing, until on or about Friday 5 Sep '25, due to ongoing stream restoration construction, however the open section has a moderate density of guests, experiencing slow angling activity, with both Kings and Cohos, that are moving upriver as well as downriver (the latter probably Cohos); the middle section reported low guest density, experiencing slow angling activity, with both Kings and Cohos, that are moving upriver as well as downriver (the latter probably Cohos) ; the upper section reported low guest density, experiencing moderate angling activity, with predominantly Kings, which are pushing through and upriver, as well as holding in pools; the top section reported no guests present at this time, quiet, however there were (unknown species of) fish moving through the area. The forecast for tomorrow is: "Sunny, along with a few afternoon clouds. High near 80F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph."

68° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:29am

Sunset: 7:38pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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PM Fishing Report for 9/1/2025-Sunny skies turned to overcast this afternoon on the run, but the temperatures were moderate, and the light winds made for a pleasant afternoon.  The water temperature mid afternoon climbed to 70 degrees. The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 cfs through at least midnight tomorrow evening; the gauge at Pineville is currently reading 209 cfs. The estuary didn’t have any anglers this afternoon; kings were seen below the route 3 bridge swimming back and forth but not committing to making any major moves upstream. The lower section had light guest activity with Kings being the primary fish brought to hand. The middle and upper sections seemed to have the most guest activity with both Kings and Cohos in the mix. Our top section of the DSR had low guest activity as well as any fish brought to hand.  We didn’t have reports of any Atlantics or Steelhead this afternoon. Tomorrow’s weather forecast is for temperatures ranging from the 60s to mid-70s with mostly sunny skies and light winds from the S / SW. Our river restoration project will re-commence tomorrow, Tuesday September 2^nd and scheduled to be completed NLT Friday, September 5^th.  During that time from ‘No Name Hole / #19 on our DSR Map downstream will be closed to fishing.  

74° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:28am

Sunset: 7:40pm

209 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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The flow from the dam is scheduled to remain at 185 CFS until our drought conditions are alleviated. The CFS at the Pineville gauge is 213. We have hazy skies, bright sunshine, it's dead calm, dry. Air temperature is 61 degrees, water temperature is 64 degrees. The river restoration project, paused during the Labor Day weekend, will re-commence Tuesday, September 2nd, with the completion now scheduled for September 5th (Friday). As before, angling below # 19 (No Name) is prohibited during the period of the river restoration construction. River Patrol 9 AM fishing report (this report is a subjective, generalized, evaluation of fishing conditions within large, yet specific, areas of the run, compiled through personal observations of the River Patrol assigned to these areas, as well as those of our guests angling within these areas, over a span of several hours, and may differ from your personal observations): The estuary section reported both Chinook ("King") and Coho salmon primarily holding, with ones and twos moving upriver through the North channel. There are no guests currently present in this section of the run; the lower section reported a moderate number of guests present, experiencing slow to moderate action, with a mix of Kings and Cohos, that are both moving upriver as well as back downriver (probably the Cohos); the middle section reported (from bottom to top of this section) moderate to low guest density, experiencing moderate to slow fishing activity, primarily Kings, with a sprinkling of Steelhead, that are both moving upriver with some choosing to hold in pools; the upper section reported low guest density, quiet conditions, with Kings moving upriver; the top section reported low guest density, experiencing slow fishing, all Kings pushing through. The forecast for tomorrow is: "A few passing clouds, otherwise generally sunny. High 78F. Winds light and variable."

60° / Clouds

Sunrise: 6:28am

Sunset: 7:40pm

213 CFS Pineville Gauge

185 CFS Dam Release

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