The Deschutes River in Oregon is a 252-mile journey north from its source high in the Cascade Mountains to its convergence with the Columbia River. The last 100 miles of its path, known as the Lower…
Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Oregon, the Smith River meanders through picturesque valleys and dense forests, offering visitors a delightful escape into nature's embrace. With its crystal-clear waters, enchanting waterfalls, and inviting camping spots, the…
Are you looking for an adventure-filled destination that offers a variety of activities, camping options, and a unique resort atmosphere? Look no further! Elk Lake in Central Oregon is the perfect location for your next escape.…
There's something special about the way the fish and the fishermen who bring them in are treated at Local Ocean. You're not just coming in to dine or buy some fish, you're coming in for the…
Hey there, fishing fans! Let me tell you about this wild adventure on April 8 when Ryan Mejaski and Joe Wilhite were out on the Deschutes arm of Lake Billy Chinook, trying to catch some kokanee.…
One of the countless perks of residing in the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Yachats, Oregon, is the continuous availability of fresh seafood. As Oregonians, we are fortunate to admire the splendor of the Pacific while savoring…
While Wizard Falls itself no longer exists, there is still a kind of magic here. Located down the Metolius River from Black Butte Ranch in Central Oregon, the Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery is surrounded by lush…
Are you already starting to feel stressed from the holidays? Cooking large meals, organizing family get-togethers, and stressing out about finding the best Black Friday deals on gifts for friends and family can feel overwhelming to…
There are strange things to be found when the tide pulls in, exposing the ocean's secrets. Pools of water collect in pockets of sand and rock. There you'll catch glimpses of an alien landscape, filled with…
Fort Stevens State Park is one of Oregon's greatest treasures. Located just 20 minutes west of Astoria, where the Columbia River meets the Pacific, it's tailor suited for history buffs and nature enthusiasts, beachcombers, campers, and hikers.…