By David Thomas, NFS McKenzie River Steward Date: October 21, 2025 Deal With the Rewilding of the McKenzie River Basin: Planned repair jobs for 2025 appear to have actually been efficient. Eviction Creek Flood Airplane Improvement was mostly finished,...
In collaboration with McKenzie River Trust, Our regional Trout Unlimited Chapter, Redsides will be offering at the unique Green Island home on Saturday, Nov. 15th. Following the work, the home will stay open till 4 pm for special fishing...
by: Native Fish Society McKenzie River Steward Dave Thomas You are most likely familiar with current reports of Coho salmon in our cherished McKenzie. Usually, we think about the McKenzie as a sanctuary for Spring Chinook salmon and undoubtedly...
The general public desires types defense however legislators are having problem with decreasing funds, greater costs and a biodiversity crisis Short Article Below from Columbia Insight by K.C. Mehaffey By K.C. Mehaffey. July 24, 2025. If a federal government's...
1 Fortunate Angler, 1 Legendary Week on the Babine River this Succumb to simply $100! British Columbia's Babine River is the hallowed homewaters of a few of the biggest wild steelhead swimming in the world. At the Babine Steelhead...
Sign Up With The Redsides for a summertime garbage clean-up and fishing occasion! Who: Redsides Chapter of Trout Unlimited What: Garbage clean-up and half-day fishing expedition When: Sunday, July 13th, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Where: Sand Meadow Camping area...
From: Fishing Trade Kirk Deeter There are lots of factors to value being a fly angler in the United States of America. We have plentiful, varied river systems and lots of lakes and ponds. We have native fish, wild...
From: McKenzie River Trust News Recently, we released a significant repair job on Quartz Creek-- an essential tributary of the McKenzie River. This work belongs to a bigger effort to restore healthy floodplain forests along the middle McKenzie, assisting...
When: April 30th 2025 5-8pm Where: Oakshire Public House The spring issue of WaterWatch of Oregon's Instream newsletter consists of a short article detailing the current on WaterWatch's efforts, in combination with Steamboaters and Pacific Coast Federations of Fishermen's...
From Native Fish Society March 2025 " FOR NEARLY 20 years, Upper Willamette River Chinook salmon and bull trout have actually paid the rate for EWEB's persistent non-compliance. Responsibility for the major damage to secured fish types is required...
