Skagit River

GAGE LOCATION

DAY/YEAR
GRAPHS

CURRENT
STAGE/FLOW

WHAT TIME

Newhalem Ck near Newhalem

7 30 year

2.10 / 158

4 pm

Baker at Concrete

7 30 year

/

N/A

Sauk above Whitechuck

7 30 year

3.44 / 1020

4 pm

Sauk near Sauk

7 30 year

4.69 / 3840

4 pm

Skagit at Newhalem

7 30 year

85.18 / 7550

4 pm

Skagit near Marblemount

7 30 year

4.72 / 8470

4 pm

Skagit near Rockport

7 30 year

5.48 /

4 pm

Skagit near Concrete

7 30 year

18.63 / 16200

4 pm

Skagit near Sedro Woolley

7 30 year

26.86 /

4 pm

Skagit near Mount Vernon

7 30 year

16.78 / 18200

4 pm

CITY

Mount Vernon

NOAA

Accuweather

TWC

The bulk of the native steelhead arrive in late February, March, and April, there are some hatchery fish in the river now as well as an occasional native.

You might find some wild steelhead in this big river's higher, more fly-friendly reaches above Marblemount.

The Sauk, a major tributary, can have decent dolly varden fishing. The dollies hold in the pools and medium-depth runs and will take streamers, such as Zonkers, Woolly Buggers, and Egg Sucking Leeches. Fish ranging between 18 inches and five pounds are sometimes caught.