World Class Oregon Fishing

 LOOKING FOR AN ADVENTURE?

See that fish over there?

Now That's A Fish! Need I say more?

In Loving memory of Doug Brown

Fishing In Oregon

Experience Oregon's world-class fishing today!

Jet Boat - Drift Boat, Rivers - Lakes

Fly Fishing, Drift Fishing, Back Trolling

About now, a lot of you are looking towards the winter months ahead, and planning for that grand adventure vacation you have always dreamed of I know the perfect spot!

Why not grab your fishing pole, load your RV and head to Roseburg, Oregon. There are plenty of guides who will take you out for an exciting adventure on the Umpqua River in Roseburg, Oregon.

While you are there, why not stay at the Twin Rivers R.V. Park, right on the Umpqua River. You can fish from the Bank or hire a guide.  Make your next vacation an adventure into the big fish.

Roseburg is nestled in a valley surround by lush green mountains. It lies just 65 miles from the coast, east of Coos Bay. It is only a 75 minute trip to Eugene, as well as Medford.

Roseburg is the country seat of Douglas County, the largest county in Oregon. It lies in a protected area that provides mild weather year round. It seldom freezes in the short winter where grass and flowers grow practically year round. Visit Grants pass while you are there, as well as the Wild Life Safari near Winston. The Umpqua River, both north and south fork, are accessible year round. The clear, cold waters provide Salmon, Sturgeon, trout, and many other varieties of fish. The population is only in the 14,000's making it an ideal vacation hub. Whether it is a fishing adventures or you are heading for the coast for a little fun and sun, Take the Roseburg exit off I-5 and drop by Roseburg for an antique hunter's dream... a little something for the lady of the house too!

It is only a short trip to the Cow Creek Indian Casino where bingo reigns and slots are bountiful. So whether you are whale watching, antique hunting, or fishing and hunting, you'll love what you find in Roseburg!

Bon Voyage!

Chris

PS... Doug Brown was my father