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| | Allen Creek Reservoir - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Allen Creek Reservoir is an artificial impoundment built for irrigation in the 1940's or 1950's downstream from the junctions of Allen, Beetle, and Yellowjacket Creeks. The reservoir has no facilities but the area which occupies about 200 yards of shoreline is available for camping. There is good fishing for redband or brook trout. |
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| | Antelope Flat Reservoir - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Antelope Flat Reservoir is located on the south side of the Maury Mountains, is encompassed by the Ochoco National Forest and is a great getaway from the more crowded campgrounds in the state. Rainbow trout are also found in the reservoir. Fingerlings are stocked in mid-May. |
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| | Black Canyon Wilderness - Fishing In Wilderness Areas | | Black Canyon Wilderness incorporates a variety of ecosystems ranging from dense forests to rugged canyons. |
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| | Bridge Creek Wilderness - Fishing In Wilderness Areas | | The Bridge Creek Wilderness is characterized by steep terrain, open meadows, forested slopes, and barren plateaus called scab flats. |
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| | Deschutes National Forest - Fishing In National Forests | | The Deschutes National Forest encompasses more than 1.6 million acres extending 100 miles along the east side of the Cascade Mountains. The forest is a scenic backdrop of volcanic mountains and alpine forests, dense evergreen forests, mountain lakes, caves, desert areas, and alpine meadows. The Forest attracts more than 8 million people every year who come to camp, fish, hike, hunt, ski, and enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities. |
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| | Haystack Reservoir - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Haystack Reservoir is about 3 miles from the city of Culver and is 45 minutes from Bend. The various types of fish that reside in the lake range from: Kokanee, Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, to Brown Bullhead Catfish. |
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| | Haystack Reservoir - Lakes & Reservoirs | | The reservoir area encompasses 271 acres of land and 233 acres of water surface, with 5 miles of shoreline. Available species of fish in the reservoir include largemouth bass, crappie, rainbow trout, kokanee, brown trout, and brown bullhead. The expanse of water attracts waterfowl such as common loon, horned grebe, red-necked grebe, and eared grebe during migration. Other rare species that have been reported seen are trumpeter swan, surf scoter, black-necked stilt, sanderling, bald eagle, osprey, and eastern kingbird. |
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| | Lake Billy Chinook Reservoir - Lakes & Reservoirs | | This reservoir is in a wooded area and has Smallmouth Bass, Kokanee Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Bull Trout, Brown Trout, Mountain Whitefish, Black Crappie, Pikeminnow, Chiselmouth, Blue Chubs, Bridgelip Sucker, and Large Scale Sucker in it. |
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| | Mill Creek Wilderness - Fishing In Wilderness Areas | | Mill Creek Wilderness contains deep canyons, towering pinnacles and opportunities for solitude. A unique feature of this wilderness is the pair of volcanic plugs called Twin Pillars. |
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| | Ochoco National Forest - Fishing In National Forests | | The Ochoco National Forest is located in central Oregon. Established in 1911, the forest encompasses about 848,000 acres of vast natural resources and a wide variety of recreational opportunities. Popular activities include mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, fishing, hunting and camping. |
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| | Ochoco Reservoir - Lakes & Reservoirs | | The dam is 125 feet high with a crest length of 1,350 feet. The State Parks located on both the Prineville and Ochoco Reservoirs are among the most heavily used in Oregon. Ochoco Reservoir has 8 miles of shoreline. Available fish species include rainbow trout and brown bullhead. Fishing season open year-round. |
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| | Prineville Reservoir - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Recreation at the 3,030-acre reservoir is located 15 miles south of Prineville. Available species of fish include largemouth and smallmouth bass, rainbow trout, brown bullhead, and crappie. The fishing season of this reservoir is open year-round. Many visitors are able to relax at the reservoir as well. Boating is permitted, along with many other water activities. Such activities include water skiing, jet skiing, canoeing, power boating, and swimming. |
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| | Prineville Reservoir State Park - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Mountain waters flow out of the Ochoco Mountain Range, joining together to form the Crooked River. This river, confined by its canyon and the Bowman Dam, forms Prineville Reservoir. The fishing can be good anytime at Prineville Reservoir. Fly fishing opportunities are best along the Crooked River above Prineville Reservoir and downstream from Bowman Dam. For specific regulations, refer to the Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations. |
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| | Walton Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Walton Lake is a small lake that is surrounded by old growth ponderosa pine and mountain meadows. There is good fishing early in the spring for holdover 16-18" rainbow trout. |
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