Brown trout fishing continues to be slow for boat and pier anglers. A couple were caught by those trolling around the piers with gold and black or silver and black body baits. Perch fishing slowed.

Pier anglers have caught perch on wigglers. Brown trout action was slow for those trolling around the piers.

Boat anglers trolling along the shoreline caught a few brown trout and lake trout. Orange or green body baits worked well. Pier fishing was slow.

All the docks are in at the First Street launch and the new fish cleaning station is under construction. Boats trolling along the shoreline caught brown trout on body baits. Orange and yellow were good colors. Pier anglers caught steelhead and brown trout on spawn. Fishing was better when there was a good chop on the lake.

Boat anglers caught steelhead and brown trout on orange body baits. Catch rates for pier anglers were hit-or-miss. They are using orange or chartreuse spawn bags.

Pier and surf anglers are catching a few fish.

Pier and surf anglers are catching steelhead.

Is producing some steelhead for those surfcasting as well as those fishing off the piers. Try early morning, late evening or during the day when the weather is nasty.

Pier and surf anglers are catching steelhead when the winds allow. They are using spawn or casting orange spoons. Anglers are reminded that the piers can be very dangerous this time of year.

Pier anglers and those surfcasting are catching steelhead when conditions are right. They are fishing off the piers and the beaches.

Strong winds have prevented boats from going out. Pier anglers and those surfcasting have started to catch steelhead on fresh spawn. Those using a single fresh egg caught a few whitefish..

Had windy weather. Those able to get out during a window of opportunity found trout and salmon in more than 300 feet of water. Try 40 to 90 feet down with orange or green spoons. Pier fishing was slow.

Boats were heading out to waters over 300 feet deep for salmon and steelhead. Try 50 to 90 feet down with orange or green spoons. Catch rates slowed for those trolling around the piers.

Windy conditions are making it hard for boat anglers to get out. Those trolling J-plugs around the harbor and the channel have caught a couple salmon. Glow and chrome with a red head worked best.

Windy conditions have scattered the salmon and trout. Those able to get out have caught fish 60 to 120 feet down in 100 to 250 feet of water with spoons and plugs. Those trolling around the piers caught fish on chrome or glow J-plugs. Pier anglers caught fish when casting glow spoons.