Small Stream Salmon Fishing

Fishing, Alsea river, chetco river, Clackamas river, Columbia river, coquille river, deschutes river, john day river, Kalama river, kenai river, kenai peninsula, kilchis river, mckenzie river, necanicum river, nehalem river, nestucca river, salmon river, sandy river, santiam river, siletz river, siuslaw river, trask river, wilson river, willamette river, yaquina river, tillamook bay salmon fishing guide

Alsea River	Chetco River	Clackamas River	Columbia River	Coquille River	Deschutes River	Oregon Surf
John Day River	Wilson River	Kilchis River	McKenzie River	Necanicum River	Nehalem River	Grand Ronde
Nestucca River	Rogue River	Salmon River	Sandy River	Santiam River	Siletz River	Cowlitz River
Siuslaw River	Trask River	Tillamook Bay	Willamette River	Chehalis River	Yaquina River	Secret River
Kenai River	Nushagak River	Prince of Whales	Skeena River	Susitna River	Togiak River	Kodiak Island

Conservation Groups

Look close at these groups and clubs for exactly what they are, what their mission statement is. Join the groups that best suit your interests.

Oregon Beauty

Photo of Smith Lake Willamette National Forest Oregon

photo of McKenzie River Oregon

photo of Deschutes River Oregon

photo of Tillamook Bay Oregon
Photos by
Matthew Clark

Photo of spawning coho salmon from Oregon
For Their Future

Their Missions
The future of all fishing for salmon & steelhead may indeed rely on the power of these very groups. Joining groups such as these will not only improve your knowledge of fishing but will also help to ensure the future of our sport. People with the same outdoor interests as yourself join each day. We are hoping in some small way to bring these groups together in one place were you can read about and decide which group is right for you. Small Stream Salmon Fishing is a proud member of several of these groups.

	Association of Northwest Steelheaders Anglers Dedicated to Enhancing and Protecting Fisheries and their Habitats for Today and the Future.
	NSIA-National Sportsfishing Industry Association Dedicated to the preservation, restoration and enhancement of sport fisheries and the businesses dependent upon them.
	CCA-Coastal Conservation Association The stated purpose of CCA is to advise and educate the public on conservation of marine resources. The objective of CCA is to conserve, promote and enhance the present and future availability of these coastal resources for the benifit and enjoyment of the general public.
	To advocate scientifically sound conservation, protection and recovery actions for native fish and their habitats in the Pacific Northwest To monitor and influence public agency management decisions in favor of native fish To produce educational materials on native fish conservation through scientific reports, newsletters, action alerts, and the media To inventory and monitor the status and health of native fish populations and improve our understanding of native fish ecosystem function