• Sept 9th, Board Meeting
• Sept 14: Chapter meetup at Hopworks on Powell
• Sept 20th: Down the River Cleanup
• Sept 26th: Upper Clackamas Cleanup

 

 

 

Very soon, the river confluences will be stacked with coho waiting for that first freshet of fall.  Early fish are already arriving so the time to be ready is now! The Clackamas sports a large run of coho, usually ranging from 10,000 to 15,000 fish.  

 

Coho not your bag?  Fall trout are going to be sensing the cooler weather coming soon and will stock up for the winter months.  Water that was too warm to fish, will cool, and trout fishing heats up the last month of the season!

 

Josh Linn from Royal Treatment can help you be successful this fall fishing season.

 

Josh Linn is one of our favorite presenters!  He's funny, disarming and full of great info on our favorite fisheries.  Josh can be found at Royal Treatment Fly Fishing in West Linn and can either guide you on a trip or help you find a guide for your adventure.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Cub Creek Restoration

Phase III

 

Once again, the chapter is leading an upper Clackamas habitat project in cooperation with Mt. Hood National Forest.  

 

On the week of August 3rd, 860 logs were placed in Cub and Berry Creeks, just upstream from our work of the last 3 years.  Cub Creek is a critical tributary that provides cold water to help shelter juvenile coho, steelhead and chinook and provides spawning habitat.  We have 1 day left to place the big logs that will be scheduled as soon as fire season and helicopter availability permits.

 

Contractors:

Bio Habitats

Columbia Helicopters

Project Budget:

$640,000

The Following Businesses have Supported our Chapter and the Oregon Council of TU. Please support them with your business.

NW Fly Fishing Outfitters

Royal Treatment Fly Fishing

The Portland Fly Shop

Aquaz Waders

Little Creek Outfitters

Littleleaf Guide Service

WaterTime Outfitters