Just got back from a week-long roadie in Northwestern Oregon, where Big Fred, Riles and I met up with our boy Nick “The Sultan of Steelies” Amato, Editor of Salmon Trout Steelheader Magazine and all-around cool cat. We focused on some of the smaller, less traveled streams on the Oregon coast. Here’s what we found…
Richard Memmel says
sounds good i will do that thanks for the advie and hopfuly I will have A hawg to post on your site do you know of any good guide to use
JD says
Jeremy Warter is one hell of a fisherman and lots of fun….
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Ken E. Smith says
Times have changed for me! Fishing buds come and go. And watching that vid brought back some great memories. I’m a brand new subscriber and the first day I could tell, what you’ve got going on here IS the real deal! Nice job. I think I’ll stick around awhile. Thanks! Ken E. Smith (owner) Drift Boat Angler Trailer Stands
Richard Memmel says
I love your site its full of good advice I’ll be heading to Oregon next month and I just want some advice on what woukd be my best bet to catch somthing good so if you could give me A hint on what to target salmon or sturgen on the columbian river I would appreciate it thank you
JD says
Next month, Spring Chinook will be the hot ticket on the Columbia River near Portland. Get a good guide and have a ball!
greg says
looks like heaven … way 2 slay em
Bill says
So which rivers did you guys slay them on? What was your head count for the group?
Looks like you found plenty!
JD says
We bounced around all over Tillamook….never fished the same creek twice. As far as head counts go, I have no clue. We caught a bunch of fish but nobody really counted — we were just having fun hanging out, B.S.’ing and seeing some sweet steelie water…