NW Oregon flyfishing

In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala


I was in the Tillamook area a few week ago and returning this weekend,
to the Tillamook County park (Kilchis Recreation Area). An extremely
well maintained campground with great access to the Kilchis River.
Contact: John Begin 503-322-3522, for weather and reservations, although
you certainly won't need one, and you can of course just show up. Can't
say enough nice things about John or the area, which is very close to
the ocean. For more info: www.co.tillamook.or.us/gov/parks

In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala


I was in the Tillamook area a few week ago and returning this weekend,
to the Tillamook County park (Kilchis Recreation Area). An extremely
well maintained campground with great access to the Kilchis River.
Contact: John Begin 503-322-3522, for weather and reservations, although
you certainly won't need one, and you can of course just show up. Can't
say enough nice things about John or the area, which is very close to
the ocean. For more info: www.co.tillamook.or.us/gov/parks

In article ,
lid says...
Skwala wrote:
"Tim J." wrote...
Skwala wrote:
Any advice will be appreciated,

Jeez, I hate to see someone put themselves in the position to be
proved a liar. ;-)

Uhhh, how about; any useful, helpful, or at least humorous advice
will be appreciated, most other kinds ignored....

Okay - here's something that should prove helpful: your computer clock
is 24 hours off.

The park is open (as is the c&r fishing) into October.

In article ,
lid says...
Skwala wrote:
"Tim J." wrote...
Skwala wrote:
Any advice will be appreciated,

Jeez, I hate to see someone put themselves in the position to be
proved a liar. ;-)

Uhhh, how about; any useful, helpful, or at least humorous advice
will be appreciated, most other kinds ignored....

Okay - here's something that should prove helpful: your computer clock
is 24 hours off.

The park is open (as is the c&r fishing) into October.

In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala

Assuming you are talking about trout. The entire NW coastal region of
Oregon is C&R only. They've been slowly moving the keep line north, but
as of right now you'd have to go down to just north of Lincoln City to
keep a trout on the coast.

Near Tillamook, try the Wilson or Trask. The Wilson has been doing
pretty well lately. I haven't been out on the Trask lately.
Near Seaside, try the Nehalem or Nestucca.

All have very good access off highways 6 or 8.
- Ken

In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala

Assuming you are talking about trout. The entire NW coastal region of
Oregon is C&R only. They've been slowly moving the keep line north, but
as of right now you'd have to go down to just north of Lincoln City to
keep a trout on the coast.

Near Tillamook, try the Wilson or Trask. The Wilson has been doing
pretty well lately. I haven't been out on the Trask lately.
Near Seaside, try the Nehalem or Nestucca.

All have very good access off highways 6 or 8.
- Ken

"LDR" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in
mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry
flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala


I was in the Tillamook area a few week ago and returning this weekend,
to the Tillamook County park (Kilchis Recreation Area). An extremely
well maintained campground with great access to the Kilchis River.
Contact: John Begin 503-322-3522, for weather and reservations, although
you certainly won't need one, and you can of course just show up. Can't
say enough nice things about John or the area, which is very close to
the ocean. For more info: www.co.tillamook.or.us/gov/parks

Hey thanks! that's what I was looking for....

"LDR" wrote in message
k.net...
In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in
mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry
flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala


I was in the Tillamook area a few week ago and returning this weekend,
to the Tillamook County park (Kilchis Recreation Area). An extremely
well maintained campground with great access to the Kilchis River.
Contact: John Begin 503-322-3522, for weather and reservations, although
you certainly won't need one, and you can of course just show up. Can't
say enough nice things about John or the area, which is very close to
the ocean. For more info: www.co.tillamook.or.us/gov/parks

Hey thanks! that's what I was looking for....

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In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in
mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry
flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala

Assuming you are talking about trout. The entire NW coastal region of
Oregon is C&R only. They've been slowly moving the keep line north, but
as of right now you'd have to go down to just north of Lincoln City to
keep a trout on the coast.

Near Tillamook, try the Wilson or Trask. The Wilson has been doing
pretty well lately. I haven't been out on the Trask lately.
Near Seaside, try the Nehalem or Nestucca.

I've heard of the Wilson and the Trask... any of the above have sea run
cut's ?

Or are the populations stressed like in Washington?

Thanks

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In article ,
says...
What are the possibilities on the upper coast of Oregon?

I'll be spending some time in the Seaside to Tillamook area in
mid-September
and have never been down that way before...

Anyone care to share some spots to try with a 100% C&R, usually dry
flies
only, kinda guy?

Any advice will be appreciated, and likely heeded.

Thanks
Skwala

Assuming you are talking about trout. The entire NW coastal region of
Oregon is C&R only. They've been slowly moving the keep line north, but
as of right now you'd have to go down to just north of Lincoln City to
keep a trout on the coast.

Near Tillamook, try the Wilson or Trask. The Wilson has been doing
pretty well lately. I haven't been out on the Trask lately.
Near Seaside, try the Nehalem or Nestucca.

I've heard of the Wilson and the Trask... any of the above have sea run
cut's ?

Or are the populations stressed like in Washington?

Thanks