Fishing in Oregon - Tenth Edition - The Complete Oregon Fishing Guide. Revised and updated, with more than 1200 lakes, streams, and bays. Featuring 100 detailed maps for oregon's most important fisheries.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent resource for every skill level of Oregon anglers,
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This review is from: Fishing in Oregon: The Complete Oregon Fishing Guide (Paperback)
I have bought every revision of this book since the seventh. Why? The updated information it provides can be priceless. This fishing bible is not limited simply to what fish are biting and where. You'll find this reference book filled with random tips on what species are most common in different areas of your destination, what to catch them with throughout different seasons, if payment is required to park at certain places, accessible roadside parking, new changes to laws in the areas, where private property may border waterways, the latest state records and individualized tips to help you venture forth and catch your next trophy or meal. The information is endless and the maps are very useful as they show docks, roads, trails, put-ins and take-outs. Coming from an Oregon native and avid fisherman, this book is well worth its weight in gold. One thing to keep in mind is the information in this book is not designed for fly anglers seeking information on hatches and casting techniques. It is a general resource to help you plan for your next trip sufficiently and what to expect when you get there.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent Reference, With One Caveat,
This review is from: Fishing in Oregon: The Complete Oregon Fishing Guide (Paperback)
As an Oregon native, I'm pretty familiar with the state and use this guide frequently to find new fishing holes within an hour's drive or so from my house. My one concern which keeps me from giving this a five star review is that the book really needs some sort of statewide reference map or even a reference map which is broken down for each region. When we're traveling, sometimes I just want to find a fishing hole along the highway, but since the lakes and ponds are organized alphabetically by name in each region, it's not always easy to find a spot along the route you're driving unless you either already know the name of the fishing spot or you're driving along a highway featured on one of the supplemental maps. If the regional maps were more comprehensive in showing all the lakes listed in the listings, I would use this more when traveling. Otherwise, this book is excellent. The tips for each fishing hole have been very productive for me.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Darn near tells you what rock to stand on and when to stand on it.
My second copy. Great for fly or traditional gear fisherman.
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The Northwest Zone is defined by the Pacific Ocean, which alternately laps and roars against its west flank at beach, bay, and rocky cape. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
John Day, Waldo Lake, Pacific Crest Trail, Sauvie Island, Rogue River, Lake Creek, Snake River, Taylor Burn, Blue Lake, Eagle Creek, Elk Lake, Eagle Cap Wilderness, Deschutes National Forest, Crane Prairie, Deschutes River, Lost Creek, Olallie Lake, Hood National Forest, Baker City, Hood River, Crescent Lake, North Umpqua, Powder River, Clackamas River, Multnomah Channel New!
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The Northwest Zone is defined by the Pacific Ocean, which alternately laps and roars against its west flank at beach, bay, and rocky cape. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
John Day, Waldo Lake, Pacific Crest Trail, Sauvie Island, Rogue River, Lake Creek, Snake River, Taylor Burn, Blue Lake, Eagle Creek, Elk Lake, Eagle Cap Wilderness, Deschutes National Forest, Crane Prairie, Deschutes River, Lost Creek, Olallie Lake, Hood National Forest, Baker City, Hood River, Crescent Lake, North Umpqua, Powder River, Clackamas River, Multnomah Channel New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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