These 10 Amazing Spots In Oregon Are Perfect To Go Fishing
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Serena Maria Daniels
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There’s a wealth of opportunity for fishing throughout the year in Oregon, thanks to a healthy mix of wild and hatchery fish that replenish the state’s gorgeous waterways. We thought we’d break down some of the best places to go and when so you can make the most out of your fishing trip, no matter what time of year you go.
This river enters the ocean at Seaside, where a healthy dose of hatchery fish arrive in early winter, with wild ones that follow later in the season.
The lower 100 miles of this river are some of the country's best trout steams.
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This high-country lake, just east of Roseburg, is an ideal destination for fat rainbow trout.
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If you're in the Portland area, this is the spot for you. Here you can find winter steelhead and coho salmon in the early fall.
Smallmouth bass fishing (what this place is known for) is available between March and October.
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One of the state's best sources of trout, both wild and stocked, as well as chinook salmon during the spring and summertime steelhead.
This is a popular fishery on the lower Willamette River for springtime chinook salmon.
This river, which enters the ocean at Pacific City, is a nice source for chinook salmon during the spring and fall seasons and steelhead during winter and summer.
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The best time of year for steelhead fishing on the mainstream of this river is spring and early summer, while the fish are moving through the water.
Love rainbow trout? This spot north of Klamath Falls is a great source for them.
These are some of our favorite places to take in a day of fishing. But you probably have some spots that are real hidden gems. Please share the wealth in the comments below!
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