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John Day River 

FISH ON! Blackbass fishing, smallmouth bass fishing or fishing for 'smallies". It makes little difference what name you use for these spunky fish, the main thing is to realize that they are very aggressive and fun fun fun to catch.The John Day is the longest free flowing river in Oregon, and the second longest free flowing river in the continental U.S. It boasts the healthiest population of wild summer steelhead in the Northwest, and a significant population of wild spring Chinook. In spite of the good steelheading, smallmouth bass have become the John Day's most popular attraction since their introduction in 1971.

   Summer bass fishing is the main draw to the John Day from April through September. Fly fishing is the most popular method, although casting small lures with light spinning gear is also very effective and fun.

   This is a family smallmouth bass fishing adventure that will be remembered for a lifetime. We have also introduced this fabulous fishery to corporate fishing groups and fly fishing clubs. How would you like to catch (and release) 50+ smallmouth bass per person per day? We drift 35-58 miles of spectacular secluded river filled with smallmouth bass. The Department of Fish and Game estimates that there are 4000 smallmouth bass per mile. We rarely see another raft on the entire trip. We camp out under starlit skies, eat mouth-watering meals and experience camaraderie that can only be felt camping on a wild and scenic river.

Call (541)231-9993 or email info@fishinoregon.com for more info or to book a trip.

 
Which fish do you what at the end of your line?
 Chinook
 Coho
 Steelhead
 Rainbow Trout
 Squaw Fish
 Small Mouth
 Large Mouth
 Anything!


  
We Know Where The Big Fish Are

FISHIN OREGON
207 Upper River Rd.
Gold Hill, OR 97525
Phone: (541)231-9993
Email: info@fishinoregon.com >