Fishing Ponds in Oregon
Steelhead and salmon on the Deschutes and Rogue, plus Pacific bottom fish. 63 venues listed across Lincoln County, Coos County and Curry County, with strong stocks of rainbow trout and trout.
63 venues mapped · 1 with confirmed species · 1 with venue websites
Where can I go fishing in Oregon?
You can fish at 63 mapped venues across Oregon, concentrated around Lincoln County and Coos County. Most are public waters where a state fishing license covers you.
Most venues below list a location and access details, many with species, and the map shows what is closest to you.
63 Oregon venues plotted · click any pin for details
Narrow it down
All 63 fishing venues in Oregon A–Z
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- Bates Pond · Grant County
- Blacklock Point Marine Conservation Area · Curry County
- Boiler Bay Marine Research Area · Lincoln County
- Brookings Marine Research Area · Brookings
- Brookings Marine Research Area · Curry County
- Brookings Marine Research Area · Brookings
- Brookings Marine Research Area · Brookings
- Brookings Marine Research Area · Curry County
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- Cape Arago Marine Research Area - A · Coos County
- Cape Arago Marine Research Area - A · Coos County
- Cape Arago Marine Research Area - A · Coos County
- Cape Arago Marine Research Area - A · Coos County
- Cape Arago Marine Research Area - Area B · Coos County
- Cape Arago Marine Research Area - Area C · Coos County
- Cape Blanco Marine Research Area · Curry County
- Cape Foulweather Complex Marine Conservation Area · Lincoln County
- Cape Foulweather Complex Marine Conservation Area · Lincoln County
- Cape Foulweather Complex Marine Conservation Area · Lincoln County
- Cape Kiwanda Marine Garden · Tillamook County
- Cape Lookou Marine Conservation Area · Tillamook County
- Cape Meares Lake · Cape Meares
- Cape Perpetua Marine Garden · Lincoln County
- Chapman Point Marine Garden · Clatsop County
- Charleston Fishing Pier · Coos County
- Coast Fork Willamette River · Lane County
- Coquille Point Marine Garden · Coos County
- Cronemiller Lake · Benton County
- Crooked River
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- Diamond Lake · Douglas
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- Ecola Point Marine Conservation Area · Clatsop County
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- Ferndale Pond · Eugene
- Fish cleaning · Jackson County
- Fish Cleaning · Coos County
- Flyfishers Practice Pond · Grants Pass
- Fogarty Creek Marine Conservation Area · Lincoln Beach
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- Gregory Point Marine Research Area · Coos County
- Gunners Lake · Columbia County
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- Harris Beach Marine Garden · Curry County
- Hayden Bridge Filtration Plant · Springfield
- Haystack Rock Marine Garden · Clatsop County
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- John Carl Guide Service · Curry County
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- Kirk Pond · Lane County
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- Metolius River · Jefferson
- Mill Creek Watershed · Columbia County
- Miller Lake · Klamath County
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- Neptune State Park Marine Research Area · Lane County
- Neptune State Park Marine Research Area · Lane County
- Neptune State Park Marine Research Area · Lane County
- North Umpqua River
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- Otter Rock Marine Garden · Lincoln County
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- Pirate Cove Marine Research Area · Lincoln County
- Progress Quarry Lake · Beaverton
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Schmadeke Reservoir
Washington County
Schmadeke Pond is a 5-acre reservoir in Washington County, Oregon, stocked with rainbow trout and trout, with bait and camping available.
- Species
- Rainbow trout
- Facilities
- Bait on site · Camping
Open in Google Maps45.6633, -123.1872
- Sherman Reservoir Number Two · Columbia County
- South Lake · Yamhill County
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- Wendover Pond · Santa Clara
- Whale Cove Marine Conservation Area · Lincoln County
- Willamette River
- Wilsonville Pond · Clackamas County
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- Yachats Marine Garden · Lincoln County
- Yaquina Head Marine Garden · Newport
- Yaquina Head Marine Garden · Newport
- Yaquina Head Marine Garden · Newport
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Directory data as of July 2026.
Fishing in Oregon: FAQ
Oregon has 63 fishing venues in our directory, concentrated in Lincoln County, Coos County and Curry County. The most commonly stocked species across the state are rainbow trout and trout. Browse the full list below or jump to a venue using the A–Z navigation.
Bass records aren't widely confirmed for Oregon venues in our database. Many waters hold bass without listing it explicitly. Open the GilledIt app to see recent bass catches logged in this state.
Yes, anglers fishing in Oregon need a valid state fishing license, even on private waters. Licenses are issued by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW); some states require a separate freshwater/saltwater stamp or a trout permit. Resident, non-resident, and short-term licenses are usually available online from the state agency. Our Oregon fishing license guide at /us/blog/oregon-fishing-license-guide covers current prices, where to buy, and who is exempt.
See what's biting at Oregon venues
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