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Hi All,
I am planning a family trip to the great state of Oregon at the end of July and want to get some fishing in. I will be bringing a Drfit Boat, but not looking for a any hard floats. Just some easy tooling around so the kids can ride along. Starting out in White Salmon, WA from visiting family we will head to the coast to south beach state park near Newport. Then off to Corvallis to stay with friends for a few days (maybe fish the santiam??). Then I have 4 days, I was thinking of heading towards the Willamette, Mackenzie area, maybe staying at a reservoir to do some still water fishing, as well as some good tailwaters. And then maybe off to the Klamath area (Williamson River?). We will be camping and any gereat campsite suggestions would be great, especially ones with fishing access. We have the camper on the bed of the truck so I would have to drag up camp to travel to a river for the day, which if we float it we would have to do anyway I guess. Anyway, any info you might have would be great! Thanks again.
Casey
I am planning a family trip to the great state of Oregon at the end of July and want to get some fishing in. I will be bringing a Drfit Boat, but not looking for a any hard floats. Just some easy tooling around so the kids can ride along. Starting out in White Salmon, WA from visiting family we will head to the coast to south beach state park near Newport. Then off to Corvallis to stay with friends for a few days (maybe fish the santiam??). Then I have 4 days, I was thinking of heading towards the Willamette, Mackenzie area, maybe staying at a reservoir to do some still water fishing, as well as some good tailwaters. And then maybe off to the Klamath area (Williamson River?). We will be camping and any gereat campsite suggestions would be great, especially ones with fishing access. We have the camper on the bed of the truck so I would have to drag up camp to travel to a river for the day, which if we float it we would have to do anyway I guess. Anyway, any info you might have would be great! Thanks again.
Casey
makes for a better experence. The angling is pretty good in that area for the Land Locked Chinook...
There is also Gold Lake (fly-fishing only) and a few other lakes not to far from that Oakridge area that are supposed to have fish. I spent 3 days there just walking the bank from the campground. Really wish I had access to the cable cart to cross the river that is just up river from the campground, water was a bit to deep and strong to cross to what looked like a beautiful run and hole that was unaccessible from river left bank. I made it to the point where I was holding my chest pack up to keep it dry before common sense kicked in and I turned back.
