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Hurricane Creek

Hurricane Creek in northeast Oregon is a mountain stream with redband, brook and bull trout.

  • 27 miRiver length
  • 3Game fish
  • 7Access points
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About Hurricane Creek

Hurricane Creek runs about 27 miles in the mountains of northeast Oregon. It is a small, cold stream with redband trout, brook trout and bull trout.

Nearby waters include Eagle Creek, Bear Creek and the Grande Ronde River. Typical hatches include Pale Morning Duns, Blue-Winged Olives, Salmonflies and hopper season.

Bull trout are protected. Check the current Oregon regulations before you fish.

Live conditions

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Data from the U.S. Geological Survey. Recent readings are provisional and may be revised.

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Hatching in November

What's on the water in the Lower Snake watershed this month, and the fly to match.

Blue-Winged Olive
Mayfly
#18-22, CDC Dun
44–58°F
All 10 hatches this year
Midge
Midge
#22-26, Zebra Midge
34–65°F
Blue-Winged Olive
Mayfly
#18-22, CDC Dun
44–58°F
March Brown
Mayfly
#12-14, March Brown
52–62°F
Skwala Stonefly
Stonefly
#8, Skwala Adult
44–54°F
Pale Evening Dun
Mayfly
#14-16, PED Comparadun
56–68°F
Salmonfly
Stonefly
#4-6, Stimulator
50–60°F
Golden Stonefly
Stonefly
#6-8, Elk Hair Stone
55–65°F
Pale Morning Dun
Mayfly
#16-18, Sparkle Dun
55–68°F
Hopper Season
Terrestrial
#10, Parachute Hopper
65–78°F
October Caddis
Caddis
#8, Orange Stimulator
48–58°F

Light bars show the season and dark bars the peak. The ringed month is this month.

Tips for fishing Hurricane Creek

  • Fish small dries

    Small dries are a fun way to fish mountain creeks.

  • Know your trout

    Bull trout are protected. Learn to tell them from brook trout.

  • Use mapped access

    The FlyFishFinder app maps the access points on Hurricane Creek.

  • Check the rules for your section

    Regulations can change by section and by year. Read the current Oregon rules before you rig up.

  • Bring the right gear for the water

    Pack polarized glasses, a wading staff if you wade, and a plan for getting back before dark.

Every access point on Hurricane Creek, in your pocket.

  • 7 mapped access points, with parking and put-ins
  • Today's Fishability score, so you fish the day that lines up
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Hurricane Creek FAQ

When is the best time to fly fish Hurricane Creek?

Summer is the favorite on Hurricane Creek.

Where can I fish Hurricane Creek in Oregon?

Use the mapped access points along the creek.

Can you wade Hurricane Creek?

Yes. It is a small creek.

What flies work on Hurricane Creek?

Parachute Adams, Elk Hair Caddis and hopper patterns. For what is hatching and working today, check the FlyFishFinder app.

What fish are in Hurricane Creek?

Hurricane Creek holds Brook Trout, Redband Trout and Bull Trout.

Are there special rules on Hurricane Creek?

Bull trout are protected. Check the current Oregon regulations before you fish.

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