Boating
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LBJ reports?
Forums59 Topics1,049,398 Posts14,140,253 Members144,423 Most Online39,925Dec 30th, 2023 LBJ reports? #15143424 07/28/24 12:20 PM Joined: Sep 2008 Posts: 2,138 fishnfireman OP Extreme Angler OP Extreme Angler Joined: Sep 2008 Posts: 2,138 Have a championship tournament there at the end of September. Lake goes off limits first of September.I’ve never been there and could sure use…
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World’s Toughest Boat Trips | Peru | Free Documentary
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Party Boat Tips & Tricks. How To Catch More Fish. Orlando Princess.
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I found a body
Forums59 Topics1,048,725 Posts14,128,466 Members144,407 Most Online39,925Dec 30th, 2023 I found a body #15191412 09/15/24 03:37 PM Joined: May 2022 Posts: 199 Bites and Strikes OP Outdoorsman OP Outdoorsman Joined: May 2022 Posts: 199 I know this post may be too much for some people, but I need an outlet to get it of my chest…
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Lake Gilmer
Forums59 Topics1,048,710 Posts14,128,279 Members144,407 Most Online39,925Dec 30th, 2023 Lake Gilmer #15191922 09/16/24 12:26 AM Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 1,917 BoneDigger OP Extreme Angler OP Extreme Angler Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 1,917 Anyone here fish lake Gilmer? I am thinking of going out this week and trying bass and bream. I was wondering if there are…
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Nestucca River Fishing | Oregon Fishing Forum
Overview of the Nestucca River The Nestucca River stretches approximately 57 miles from its headwaters in the coastal mountains of Oregon to its mouth at the Pacific Ocean near Pacific City. The river meanders through a variety of landscapes, including dense forests, rolling hills, and open valleys. Its waters are fed by numerous tributaries, contributing…
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walleye
Forums59 Topics1,048,308 Posts14,121,855 Members144,403 Most Online39,925Dec 30th, 2023 walleye #15171402 08/24/24 10:29 AM Joined: Jun 2018 Posts: 698 wytex OP Pro Angler OP Pro Angler Joined: Jun 2018 Posts: 698 Headed out this morning to go walleye fishing. Good friend is taking us out in his boat for about half the day, until storms blow…
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LBJ Grasslands
Forums59 Topics1,048,289 Posts14,121,538 Members144,402 Most Online39,925Dec 30th, 2023 LBJ Grasslands #13535418 04/26/20 10:21 PM Joined: Mar 2020 Posts: 36 Andrew32198 OP Outdoorsman OP Outdoorsman Joined: Mar 2020 Posts: 36 Has anyone ever been fishing in any of the lakes or ponds at LBJ Grasslands? How is it? I was hoping to go up there for…
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Netarts Bay Fishing | Oregon Fishing Forum
Introduction to Netarts Bay Netarts Bay is a tidal estuary that covers approximately 2,325 acres and is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, including sandy beaches, lush forests, and the iconic Cape Lookout. The bay is part of the larger Tillamook County, which is known for its rich marine biodiversity and scenic beauty. Unlike many other…
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Nehalem Bay Fishing | Oregon Fishing Forum
Nehalem Bay is a picturesque estuary located along Oregon’s northern coast, nestled between the towns of Nehalem and Manzanita. With its abundant marine life, the bay offers a diverse range of fishing opportunities year-round. The bay is fed by the Nehalem River and connected to the Pacific Ocean, creating a dynamic environment that supports a…
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Kayak Flyfishing/ Tips and Tricks For Beginners
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Alsea River Fishing | Oregon Fishing Forum
Introduction to the Alsea River Overview of the River The Alsea River originates in the Oregon Coast Range, flowing approximately 48 miles westward until it meets the Pacific Ocean at Waldport. The river is fed by numerous small streams and creeks, creating a watershed that supports a vibrant ecosystem. The Alsea River’s mix of freshwater…
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Coos River Fishing | Oregon Fishing Forum
1. Introduction to the Coos River The Coos River is part of the larger Coos Bay watershed, which covers an area of approximately 730 square miles. The river is formed by the confluence of the Millicoma River and the South Fork Coos River, both of which have their origins in the coastal mountains of Oregon.…
