Popular Topics in Bass Fishing in Oregon

Are there any good spots for bass fishing near Portland?

iv yet to find one that stands out. emigrant lakes been good. not great.what about northern california any great lakes for bassin.

My question is around Cottonwood Canyon -- is this a decent spot to search for smallies this spring into early summer? Do I need to be in another part of the river?

Any recommondations on lures for willamette river bass? I'm going to be walking the banks around st. Johns.

I haven't fished at Hagg Lake much but I want to start going there more often. If you know any good spots or any lures that work well please help me out.

The water was high and dirty, not murky, just dirty with debris. It was also probably the roughest I've seen it, the wind was ripping up the main and white capping any turbulent flow, wind would die for a few minutes and it would be really nice...

Totally new to bass fishing with a fly or otherwise. We took our canoe out paddling up from Cooks Park about 3 miles - looked like good water with lots of downed trees and pilings in the water for structure.

I'm new to the Corvallis area, recently moved here from the Rogue Valley and I'm looking for some spots to catch some bass. There doesn't seem to be the amount of lakes up here as I'm used to.

My next best choice would be smallmouth bass. It is number two on my bucket list of fish to catch, bonefish being number one.

I was bored so I threw this together real quick this morning. The basic point is to get out and explore more! I always hear reports where people just hang out at boat ramp c but didn't have much luck. Get out and explore!

There are several websites that says that there is bass in Oswego lake. Anyone fished in there before? The lake is filled with algae, and is surrounded by private property.

I have read the smallmouth are a gimme, but I was wondering if anyone has tips or areas to focus on for quality bass. My son and my nephew also want to catch channel cats and I was wondering if anyone can offer up some help.

I'm wondering if anybody might be wiling to point me towards a place where I can catch a bass from the bank near Eugene other than Delta Ponds. I'm hoping to find a spot that I can hit up for an hour after dinner-type thing.

Just moved to Albany I have no idea where to go looking for bank access and kayak access, thank you!

I’m looking for some lakes/ponds either close to me that have bass or around the Portland area. I see that the willamette puts out some smallmouth but I don’t have a boat or anything so I would need a bank access spot.

I live in Portland (near St. John’s) and there’s a decent amount of water by me (Willamette, Columbia River, Columbia Slough’s, Multnomah Channel) which I’m not keen on how to fish.

I'm looking for some good bass fishing. Would someone please give me directions to Ballenger Pond. I know that it is off of hwy126 east of Springfield but I can't find it on my map.

I live in far south Roseburg and work south of here and since I am always thinking of fishing I can't help but check out any water I drive while working and heading around town.

I know devils lake in Lincoln city is typically a trout fishery however i had someone tell me they hooked a fairly nice sized smallie there. Ive fished there several times but its been a long time since my last visit.

It has been a tough bass season for me so far this year. Caught a handful over several short trips in places I like to bank fish, but I had released hundreds of bass by this same time last year.

I have to drop of the in-laws at the airport in Eugene for a 5am flight in a little bit more than a week from now. So that means I'll be actually leaving them at the curb around 3am....