This reservoir is located next to one of the most beautiful rivers in Central Oregon. The Mckenzie…read moreRiver flows into and out of this reservoir. I have hiked around this reservoir many times and it is always surrounded by fisherman, so I would imagine that there are plenty of fish in the reservoir. The water is super clear and blue. This makes it an amazing spot for photographers. There is a good amount of parking spaces at this lake making it great for large groups and gatherings. There are trails that pass this lake and both trails lead to some of the most beautiful locations. The trial towards the north will take you to Woosah Falls and Sahalie Falls. This is a short uphill trek that travels along the Mckenzie River. The trail toward the south will take you to the Blue Pool AKA Tamolitch Falls. This is a large deep blue colored pool that is fed by some underground springs. This Reservoir is a great base point for a day of exploring and even has a nice little campground. If you have a family who all have a different interest that all involve nature, then this is the right place for you!

I love this park! 25 minutes outside of Eugene sits Dexter State Park. You can swim, boat, kayak,…read morepicnic, and play disc golf here! This is a day use park and there's a boat ramp in the lower parking lot. Speaking of parking lots there is a ton of parking space. You can bring your leashes pups here, heck bring the whole family! Big open fields, tall trees and picnic tables makes this place perfect for an afternoon in the sun. You can swim here but there are only a couple spots where you can access the water and they are a bit rocky. They have bathrooms here and there's a little trail that walks around one side of the reservoir. Sometimes I miss the turn from the main road but just remember when you're coming from Eugene it's right after Elijah Bristow State Park.

This park is located about 20 minutes south east of Eugene, Oregon in Dexter, OR. The park has…read morebeautiful coniferous and deciduous trees, a large dog run, hiking, biking and horse riding trails. There js a parking area for equestrian trailers and an area to saddle horses. There are several trails of varying lengths around the marsh and streams running off the Willamette river. There are wheelchair accessible picnic areas and bathrooms. Some of the trails look even and compact enough for wheelchairs but we didn't venture down any this time. I would definitely come back here again for some trail walking, biking, fishing and wildlife watching. There are heron and turtle here.

Gorgeous natural park just outside of Springfield, Oregon. Very established and maintained by the…read morecounty, there is a very large parking area, a boat launch and bathrooms that are maintained by an on-site, live-in caretaker. Plenty of swimming areas in the summer months and fishing is great here along the Mohawk River. This is definitely a must visit park when in the area!

Great fishing guide. Polite, knowledgeable and you will catch fish. I try to fish with Todd at…read moreleast once each year. Probably one of the best guides you could use. I have fished for Salmon, Smallmouth Bass and Stripers. Never to be let down. Always caught lots of fish.

I was looking for a fishing guide in the Florence Oregon area. Its a little hard to find people or…read morerecommendations on the web. I found mention of Todd Hannah and The Oregon Angler on a site somewhere and I gave them a shot. Todd, was amazingly helpful at putting together the perfect trip for my wife and I. He was easy to get a hold of and walked us through everything as we weren't from the area. The trip was great. We were mid summer so the small mouth fishing on ultra light tackle was our best option. The action was non-stop and the weather was amazing. We were on the water for a shorter trip at about 5 hours. We had so much fun the time flew by. We saw beautiful scenery and wildlife. Defiantly a must do on any trip through this area.

Joining the Oregon fishing club was one of the best things I've ever done. My first year in the…read moreclub, I fished on one of their private properties and had one of the best times of my life fishing. I caught the run just at the right time and always filled my card. If you are new to fishing in Oregon or just love fishing, ofc takes the guesswork out of where to fish. You will love fishing on their properties as they are well maintained and very low use. Bruce is a great guy and already in the short time that I have known him I have learned a lot about fishing in Oregon.

From the owner: Oregon Fishing Club, based in Albany, OR, provides members with exclusive access to 37 private…read moreproperties for fishing in Northwest Oregon. This includes 13 camping locations, 20 lakes and ponds, and 17 rivers. State fishing licenses are not required for Oregon Fishing Club members on our private ponds and lakes, where healthy populations of Rainbow Trout, Bass, and Panfish are planted regularly. State fishing licenses are required on the rivers, where cutthroat trout, salmon, steelhead, smallmouth bass, and rainbow trout reside. Camping is reservation-based with a nightly fee of five dollars on our private properties.

Everything about our trip was fantastic. First and foremost, we were in town for the marathon so…read morethis was a last minute booking. Matt shuffled his schedule around to take us. Secondly, Matt was so patient with me. His instruction is spot on. We were on the fish and I caught be best trout of my life. If you are looking for a way to see some beautiful country and fish at the same time - book your trip ASAP!

Great trip with Matt! A great hang talking about fishing and the surrounding plants and wildlife…read more Very knowledgeable and set me up for success.