Fly Fish
Oregon's Famed Rogue River
Welcome to the incredible Rogue River, a true paradise for fly lovers! With its stunning emerald pools and a rich legacy, this river has legends like Zane Grey, Ernest Hemingway, and Clark Gable. Get ready for some excitement as Summer Run Steelhead arrive from late August through October, followed by winter fish from March to April. With nearly eight months of fantastic fishing opportunities, the Rogue is your go-to destination for adventure and unforgettable experiences! Dive in and see why this river is celebrated as one of the Northwest's best fishing!
STEP BACK IN TIME
Get ready to explore the Rogue River, Oregon's incredible third-longest river that spans an impressive 215 miles from the majestic Cascade to the stunning Pacific Ocean at Gold Beach! Covering a sprawling watershed of 5,164 square miles— in Oregon and a tiny slice in California—this river is a true natural wonder. With its breathtaking mountainous terrain and vibrant tributaries like Bear Creek, the Applegate River, and the Illinois River flowing through lively valleys, the Rogue is a hub of activity and excitement. Once the heart of Oregon's first gold rush and a battleground during the Rogue River Wars this river now dazzles adventurers with its salmon fishing and exhilarating whitewater boating experiences!
EXPERIENCE PRISTINE FISHING
Welcome to the Rogue River, where fly anglers thrive in a dynamic and rewarding environment. Here, fresh anadromous fish arrive every month, with early spring salmon confidently swimming alongside the last of the winter steelhead, while summer steelhead make their way upstream alongside the tail end of spring salmon. Our fly-fishing-only tailwater offers year-round access to impressive resident rainbows, and during the summer, both browns and rainbows can be found in the headwaters. In the Rogue Country, every day presents a bold opportunity to seize incredible fishing experiences.
