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Thief Valley Reservoir trout stocking

Baker County, Oregon · lake · about 3,137 ft elevation

Thief Valley Reservoir has stockings planned from Mar 29, 2027. The agency's schedule lists 1 planned stocking.

Last stocked
No record yet
Next planned
Mar 29, 2027
agency schedule
Last 12 months
0 stockings
On record
0 stockings
  • The third most stocked of 4 waters in Baker County.
  • Stocked less often than most Oregon waters on our record.

Weather at Thief Valley Reservoir

  • This Afternoon
    56°F
    Mostly Cloudy
    2% rain · wind 10 to 14 mph
  • Tonight
    29°F
    Mostly Cloudy then Slight Chance Snow Showers
    22% rain · wind 1 to 9 mph
  • Saturday
    53°F
    Slight Chance Snow Showers then Chance Rain Showers
    26% rain · wind 2 to 12 mph
  • Saturday Night
    34°F
    Chance Rain Showers
    48% rain · wind 1 to 9 mph
  • Sunday
    48°F
    Chance Rain Showers
    32% rain · wind 3 to 18 mph
  • Sunday Night
    27°F
    Partly Cloudy
    3% rain · wind 3 to 16 mph

Forecast from the National Weather Service for this location, refreshed hourly.

Stocking history

20270 stockings · 1 planned
DateSpeciesFish
Week of Mar 29Planned
Mar 29 to Apr 2
Trout
10,500

From Oregon fish and wildlife agency reports, collected nightly and kept after the agency takes them down. Agencies revise reports; check the agency's report before you go. Seasons and limits: Oregon fishing regulations.

Where is Thief Valley Reservoir?

Baker County, Oregon. Approximate: the marker is the USGS place-name point for this water, not an agency location.

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Stocked waters near Thief Valley Reservoir

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Questions about Thief Valley Reservoir

When is Thief Valley Reservoir stocked next?
The agency has a stocking scheduled for Mar 29, 2027 to Apr 2, 2027. Planned dates can shift with weather and water conditions.
Is Thief Valley Reservoir stocked often?
The third most stocked of 4 waters in Baker County. Stocked less often than most Oregon waters on our record. We count each day the agency reported stocking it.