The run corridorThe mouthOcqueoc Falls — the run stops hereThe piers — 9%
The pale water is where chinook were holding on
2026-09-30 — 91% of the run was still out on
Lake Huron, which this picture does not reach.
That day's gauge and lake readings were measured. Drawn 30 September 2026, north up, and it is a map of the river rather
than of the lake it runs from.
Peak run · Chinook salmonas of 30 September 2026
The Ocqueoc River is running now. As of 30 September 2026 the loudest claim on it is pink salmon at tail-off — pink salmon 1 August to 30 September and chinook salmon 15 August to 31 October. The peaks: chinook salmon 15 August – 15 October and steelhead 15 October – 15 December. Steelhead opens 1 October, 1 day out. Windows are calendar guidance curated from MDNR run-timing prose; this river is one of the sixteen the staging estimator models, so the dates above are the estimator's statewide set rather than this river's own month range, and are approximate either way.
15.4 corridor miles · Lake Huron · windows curated from MDNR guidance ·
page built 30 September 2026
Every run window on the Ocqueoc River, in date order
The window is MDNR's curated run-timing guidance placed on this year's calendar. The
stage beside it is this site's reading of that window against 30 September 2026 and nothing more —
it is arithmetic on a date, not an observation of the river.
This is one of the sixteen rivers the staging estimator models, so the dates below are the
estimator's — one statewide set applied to all sixteen, not a window measured on this river.