Fight against the stereotype of male-dominated outdoor sports and inject some femininity into the worlds of hunting, fishing and outdoor survival by attending the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s three-day workshop for outdoor women. This coastal campout helps women develop outdoor skills through activities such as kayaking, outdoor cooking, trap shooting, outdoor photography, archery, fly fishing and more.

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Spring is right around the corner, and if you enjoy fishing as much as we do you’re probably anxious to get back out on the water. Here are a few tips to help you have a successful spring fishing trip:

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Forget the old hook, line and sinker. Today’s fishing enthusiasts have an arsenal of tools at their disposal. Here are some of our top 5:

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Just because the wind is blowing a little cooler and the days are a bit shorter doesn’t mean you have to put away your rod and reel for the season. There are still a lot of great opportunities to fish or at least practice fishing in September.

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It’s not too often you get to do something you love, something you consider a leisurely way to spend a day, and get $1,000 for doing it. The Pikeminnow Reward Program is offering a total of $60,000 in special money prizes in weekly drawings this August for fishermen who catch pikeminnows during the week and submit an entry form. The Bonneville Power Administration pays for catches of northern pikeminnow because they prey on young salmon in Oregon rivers.

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