Oregon Fish Report
Phillips Reservoir Fish Report for 4-24-2019


Phillips Reservoir Report

Phillips Reservoir - Gaston, OR (Yamhill County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
4-24-2019
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Current reservoir storage is at 41 percent of capacity and increasing. The reservoir is now ice-free. Approximately 4,700 legal-size rainbow trout have been recently stocked. 

Anglers usually have good success catching holdover trophy-size trout in the upper reservoir in spring after ice-out.

Construction of the new boat launch surface at the Mason Dam Boat Launch is now complete and the launch has re-opened to public access.  Boaters will find much improved conditions for launching boats.




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