Welcome to the Bass Federation of Oregon website. We hope that you find all of the bass fishing information you are looking for. Presently, everyone who fishes TBF Oregon events is a member of the Greater Oregon TBF Bass Club (GOT). The purpose is to grow the number of TBF members in Oregon and to provide a low cost tournament venue for those who are not yet ready to fish the qualifiers and to provide a venue for our experienced anglers a chance to share their knowledge with others. We want to keep it simple and inexpensive for all.

Cascade Family FlyFishers is a club dedicated to improving our local waterways, preserving this precious resource for future generations and most importantly we're fly tiers, trout bums and steelheaders that love to spend time on the water learning and living the craft that is flyfishing. We're teachers and students, mentors to youth and to each other. We're friends and we are families! Eugene, Oregon

The Central Oregon Flyfishers is a fly-fishing club located in Bend, Oregon. We are involved with youth education projects, fly-fishing seminars, conservation projects, fishing outings, and much more.

Central Valley Bass Club is an Oregon B.A.S.S. Federated Club. We have members on both the Oregon State Team along with a Member who fished 2007 Bass Masters Classic. While we are all avid bass fisherman our members also regularly fish for salmon, steelhead, walleye, sturgeon and pan fish. Because of that passion we are involved in habitat and conservation of our natural resources to help preserve our fisheries. We are also committed to our future fishing enthusiasts. With a draw format each club member will have an opportunity to fish with different members each month and expand your fishing knowledge. Salem, Oregon

We are a club dedicated to fly fishing. Our members are involved in all facets of the sport: casting, rod building, fly tying and conservation. For more than 20 years the CFF has been one of Oregon’s premier organizations for fly fishing enthusiasts. Experienced fly fishers, newcomers to the sport, and those new to Oregon will find a home in the CFF. The club offers a wide range of activities and educational opportunities. If you want to learn to build a rod, we can show you how. If you're interested in fly tying, we offer monthly fly tying demonstrations and instruction. If you want to hear from notable experts, our monthly meetings typically feature an interesting and knowledgeable speaker. Or, if you just want to fish, the club offers a variety of outings throughout the year. And, as you might imagine, there's no shortage of fishing stories. We encourage anyone who is interested, or who would just like to find out about fly fishing, to attend one of our meetings. Gladstone, Oregon

Our primary focus as an Oregon chapter, is restoration of native salmon, steelhead and trout in the Clackamas River Basin and other Oregon waters. We also hold monthly meetings featuring presentations, guest speakers and discussion on fishing and conservation related topics. We also sponsor fishing and camping trips. Clackamas River, Oregon

The Flyfishers' Club of Oregon was founded in 1961 to promote and preserve the art, science and history of the sport of fly fishing. We are an active club with a mixed membership of avid expert anglers and those new to the sport. We are an inclusive group that enjoys getting together to share our experience and our love and knowledge of fly fishing with others. Membership is open to everyone. We encourage you to attend one of our monthly meetings to learn more about the club and hope you will join our community. Portland, Oregon

Our club was founded on March 30th, 1971 and has since provided our members with an opportunity for learning and improvement of their Fly Fishing skills. It is also a place where new friendships are formed. Our monthly meetings offer speakers who are experts in the sport of Fly Fishing. In addition, the Club extends educational opportunities to both our members and the community. The Klamath Country Fly Casters are especially noted for our outstanding conservation efforts throughout the Klamath Basin. Klamath Falls, Oregon

Kokanee Power is a non-profit organization of friends, families, individuals and volunteers dedicated to the enhancement of Oregon inland kokanee, trout and salmon fisheries. Kokanee Power, in part, provides assistance to the Oregon Department of Fish and Game and other Fisheries Enhancement Organizations in our ongoing efforts to keep these fish in public waters. We also promote inland fisheries enhancement through education, scholarships, grants, as well as sportsmanship through our fishing derbies and tournaments. Corvallis, Oregon

The McKenzie Flyfishers comprise a group of people who share a common interest in flyfishing. The Club was conceived and organized in April of 1964 to: 1. Enjoy social contact with others interested in fly fishing 2. Encourage fly fishing as a method of angling, and 3. Protect and increase the fishery resources. Eugene, Oregon

Headquartered in Grants Pass, Oregon, the Middle Rogue Steelheaders operate as a non-profit, non-political, and non-sectarian organization that functions for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes. The primary goals are to conserve, protect and restore coldwater fisheries and their watersheds, while supporting sports fishing for members and the general public. Grants Pass, Oregon

The Native Fish Society is a non-profit organization founded in 1995. Since then Native Fish Society has advocated for the protection and recovery of wild, native fish across the Pacific Northwest. Our goal is straightforward: utilize the best available science to promote public policy and stewardship that will advance the recovery and protection of self-sustaining populations of wild, native fish in their homewaters. Our focus on policy, education, and advocacy, grounded in the best-available science, all combine to make Native Fish Society one of the leading conservation groups working to recover wild steelhead, salmon, and trout across the Pacific Northwest. Based in Portland, Oregon

Representing Fishing Guides / Charters & Sport Anglers In Oregon & Washington State. Welcome, the Northwest Guide's and Anglers Association (NWGAA) is seeking members to fulfill its' mission and vision. Professional Sport Fishing Guides, Charter Captains and Recreational Anglers participation is critical for the success of NWGAA. Originally, we organized in 2004 to address fishery concerns on the lower Columbia River. In late 2017 we became concerned with fishery issues in Washington State as well. We now are concerned with fisheries which cover both, the entire states of Washington and Oregon, which limit the capability of fully prosecuted sport fisheries. Clackamas, Oregon

Dedicated to restoring & enhancing Salmon, Trout, and Steelhead populations and their habitats. The Emerald Empire Chapter of the Northwest Steelheaders is a local group of sportsmen who share one passion, fishing. We are sport anglers dedicated to restoring and enhancing Salmon, Trout, and Steelhead populations and their habitats for present and future generations. Our membership enjoys sharing that passion with others, learning from others about our sport, and giving back to our local community so that future generations may enjoy this wonderful sport of fishing. We meet regularly to share and learn more about that common interest. Yearly, our club participates in worthwhile events, such as Kids Fishing Clinic at Carmen, Cooking Breakfast for the Mckenzie Guides Candlelighters fishing trip, and educational partnership with our local schools. Eugene, Oregon

We represent 15 individual B.A.S.S. Affiliated Bass Clubs from throughout Oregon. Our goals are: Protection of Our Resource Through Individual Responsibility; Federation Tournament Fishing; Conservation and Legislative; and Youth Activities.

Oregon Fishing Club offers a membership that provides access to exclusive waters for fishing for everyone from more serious fly fishermen to the occasional, recreational fishermen in and around Portland, Oregon. Oregon Fishing Club has provided responsible members with access to high-quality fishing and camping on private properties for more than 30 years. The Club currently offers exclusive access to 37 private fishing properties throughout Northwest Oregon, including 21 lakes and ponds, 19 rivers, and 13 camping locations. The OFC membership gives access to your immediate family, and guest privileges are provided, as well. Members can access our private fishing sites 365 days a year, no reservations needed. This kind of freedom is perfect for spontaneous fishing trips. Albany, Oregon

Organized in 1971, the Rogue Flyfishers seek to promote fellowship among individuals and groups to further interest in the sport, to improve angling techniques, and to educate members and the public in ways to preserve and improve the natural resources, environment, and conditions for fishing in the Rogue Valley. Medford, Oregon

We are the largest club in the Rogue Valley and have been in existence for over a decade. We pride ourselves on being a friendly, family-oriented fishing club. We also enjoy tournament competition. Tournaments are held one weekend a month from February through September or October. We encourage you to come have fun, learn from and compete against the best bass anglers in the valley. Medford, Oregon

The Sandy River Chapter was formed in 1964 and is currently located along the shores of the Sandy River in Troutdale, Oregon. Since its inception, this chapter has helped by playing a key role in the development and conservation of sport fishing and is dedicated to improving the freshwater fisheries in the Northwest. Sandy's members have a varied levels of experience from novice to guide level. We have wide interest range including but certainly not limited to the following: Angler Education, sponsoring various fishing tournaments, fishing outings, monthly Chapter meetings, Picnics, partnering with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife in Hatchery programs, assisting at the Sportsman Show, holding various fund raiser raffles and providing volunteer support for the Hall of Fame dinner and awards banquet in November. There are many other activities that the whole family would enjoy. We are committed to safeguarding, promoting, and enhancing the social, environmental, and conservational values of sport fishing. Our mission is to take part in "educating the general public on improving, preserving and promoting sport fishing in the Columbia River and their tributary streams and rivers, which include the Sandy." Troutdale, Oregon

The Santiam Flycasters, Inc. is a group of men, women, and youths in the Salem area who have a common interest in fly fishing and have joined together to share their experiences and knowledge of the sport. It is the mission of the Santiam Flycasters to promote the sport of fly fishing for interested individuals of all generations now and into the future by fellowship, education, conservation practices, promoting research, guardianship of proper regulations, and affiliation with other like-minded organizations. Salem, Oregon

Organized in 1993 Southern Oregon Fly Fishers is a non-profit membership corporation established to promote the arts and skills of fly fishing and to encourage conservation of our natural resources through the inherent ethic and stewardship that fly fishing evokes. Grants Pass, Oregon

The North Umpqua River, located near the town of Roseburg in southern Oregon, is one the most revered steelhead streams in North America. For several generations, loyal believers have tested their skills on this most challenging of streams. The stream flows through basalt bedrock, which provides unequaled structure and beauty in an unparalleled setting. From Rock Creek, near the town of Glide, upstream to the Soda Springs dam is a stretch of over 30 river miles, designated as fly fishing only, that is as legendary as any stretch of water in the world. Everything about fishing the North Umpqua is challenging. The wading can be treacherous and deep, the casting long, and the fish temperamental. The Steamboaters is an organization that started as a social fishing club. When threats to the river became dire, the Steamboaters answered the call and, for more than 45 years, have worked tirelessly to protect this fragile resource. North Umpqua River, Oregon

We are are an Oregon Council Federation of Fly Fishers Member Club. Our mission is to create opportunities, encourage, educate, and mentor women's participation in the sport of fly fishing. Our goal is to bring people together who share a love of fly fishing and the beauty of nature to create friendships and lasting memories. Portland, Oregon

TU has grown to 5 active chapters in the state. Two in the Portland Metro Area, the Middle Rogue Steelheaders in Grants Pass, the McKenzie/Upper Willamette Chapter in Eugene and our newest Deschutes Chapter in Bend. All the chapters are actively working on local conservation projects and youth education.

Trout Unlimited Eugene, Oregon: This is the Web site for TU Chapter 678, McKenzie River and Upper Willamette River Chapter of Trout Unlimited. TU 678 is involved in native coldwater fisheries conservation in the Willamette Valley. Eugene, Oregon

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Lake Oswego, Oregon

The Umpqua Valley Bassmasters, was formed in May 1976. This family oriented club has assisted the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife on many tagging and stocking projects in Douglas County, Oregon. Umpqua Valley Bassmasters sponsor the Bassin' for Bucks open tournament on Tenmile Lakes. The monthly meeting has films and seminars on bass fishing and visitors are always welcome. Roseburg, Oregon

Umpqua Valley Fly Fishers would like to invite your family and friends to join us at our monthly meetings where we will learn about all aspects of fly fishing. We are a non- profit organization established to promote the art and skill of fly fishing. Umpqua Valley Fly Fishers has participated in teaching our local youth skills associated with the sport of fly fishing. We have taught fly casting and fly tying at several venues. It is our goal to share our passion of fly fishing to those willing to learn. Roseburg, Oregon

This is the home of Washington County Fly Fishers Club. We are not limited to strictly Washington County fly fishing. We are a non-profit, Tax Exempt group of fly fishermen and fisherwomen brought together to enjoy the sport of Fly Fishing and to support that sport through funding of scholarships and conservation efforts that benefit fish and their habitat. We are open to anyone with an interest in fly fishing, regardless of who you are or where you come from. Washington County Fly Fishers members like to talk fishing and tying techniques, and we are happy to provide assistance of all kinds for people interested in being a part of our sport. Hillsboro, Oregon

California & Oregon's Premier Hunting & Fishing Club. Founded in the 1980’s, Wilderness Unlimited, more affectionately known as W.U., has become known as the West's premier hunting and fishing organization. Wilderness Unlimited's primary purpose is to access and manage private property and the wildlife available while providing recreational opportunities in a safe environment for its responsible membership.