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Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife Fishing Find out when, where and how to fish for trout, salmon, steelhead, bass, halibut, rock fish and dozens of other species
Big Game Hunting - Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife Oregon has everything it takes to be on any big game hunter's bucket list: Over 34 million acres of public land open to hunters Diverse habitats from coastal rain forests to eastern deserts, with a couple of mountain ranges in between
Fishing | Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife Oregon’s year-round fishing spans the state from native redband trout in eastern deserts to rockfish and halibut in ocean waters – with lots of salmon, steelhead, trout and warmwater fishing in between
Recreation Report - Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife With many SW zone rivers low and clear, this may be a good time to fish in lakes and reservoirs Go in the afternoon when conditions are a little warmer and the fish become more active
Oregon fishing hunting regulations and updates Anglers must check in-season updates before fishing, especially for salmon, steelhead and marine fish These seasons are typically set during the calendar year and can change quickly based on abundance, catch rates, water conditions and other factors
Licensing Info | Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife Check out the Latest Recreation Report Current conditions and opportunities to fish, hunt and see wildlife Updated weekly by fish and wildlife biologists throughout the state
Areas | Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife Oregon's diverse habitats and terrain offers something for every hunter From the densely forested Coast Range to the expansive sage steppe of the Great Basin, hunting opportunities are practically unlimited
About ODFW - Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife Whether we’re improving habitat for fish, restoring big game populations or protecting wetlands for migratory birds, our work makes it possible for Oregonians everywhere to enjoy the bountiful natural fish and wildlife resources of this state
What’s New for 2026 - Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife Conservation and management of fish and wildlife is increasing in complexity due to climate change, habitat loss, ESA requirements and increased development The agency needs stable, diversified funding to protect both game and non-game species