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• You can now share some of your experiences, tips, advice, etc., to be posted as a Page on Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods Website.  We encourage customer/visitor involvement.  Nothing beats personal experience!  Any thoughts about this? 
  
  
• Would you like to see us engage more on other Social Media Platforms?

• Etc...

Please let us know here along with any other suggestions you might have.  Thanks... Jr & Vy.

On the topic of feedback... we're going to start covering wild edibles of the Hebo area coast range hills...

...after we complete a couple more steelhead fishing content pages.  I harvest these year-round... I use them in my tea, health drink and fresh veggies!  Have any thoughts about this?

I picked these wild dandelion greens (actually a safe dandelion look-a-like) and roots...

...including effective salmon, trout, and steelhead Flies!

Have you ever bought a salmon, steelhead or trout fly, only to have it fall apart...

...after catching a fish or a couple hours of use? 

Did you pay a bunch of money for a fly that catches fisherman but not the fish?

Are you using the correct fly for the current weather and water fishing conditions?   Bottom line... quit wasting your money and focus on catching fish.

Furthermore... there's nothing worse than a steelhead or salmon spinner blade that needs manipulation to begin spinning!

I caught these large trout on 6" articulated streamer flies that I tied.  The top trout ate an olive streamer and the bottom went for a white...

Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods & Deli Fishing News

Beautiful chrome-plated Hebo area Summer Steelhead

Beautiful chrome-plated Hebo area Summer Steelhead

See our new Hebo area trout fishing news and updates...

We're focusing on Tillamook County and other local trout fishing lakes and creeks! 

• "Where can I fish for bluegill, bass and other panfish around Hebo including Lincoln and Tillamook County?"
  
  
• Is there a beach around Pacific City / Cape Kiawanda where I can fish for sea perch?"  Yep...  I've fished for these tasty Camp Winema Surf Perch not too far from Hebo.  We've got the tackle and bait you'll need... the Pacific Ocean will provide the incoming tide  :-)
  

Keep checking back for the answers to these questions and more!

Meet the Author of Our Hebo Sporting Goods & Deli Fishing News

I'm delighted to provide you with salmon, trout, and steelhead fishing news and updates.

I've been fishing around the Hebo area since 1967. I've also ventured all the way down to Lincoln County Drift Creek...

...and as far north as the Miami River in Tillamook County.

I live right on Three Rivers in Hebo, so I'm constantly in touch with this wonderful salmon, steelhead, and trout fishery.

I feel honored for this opportunity to provide Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods with reliable, experience-based information...

...that will hopefully help make your fishing trip a success (even if you don't catch anything)  :-)

This Hebo Sports Shop and Deli visitor will have an enjoyable trip back home...

Bait or Spinner?

Bait or Spinner?

This chunky Summer Steelhead was spinner-caught by Jr the later part of May...

Fresh-in from Pacific City Nestucca Bay tidewater

Fresh-in from Pacific City Nestucca Bay tidewater

This Summer Steelhead was caught by JR on one of his favorite Oregon coastal steelhead streams during cold water conditions.  "How does a steelhead attack a spinner when the water is cold?"  Ask Jr... "It stopped like I was hung up on the bottom."

Big Nestucca River

We're really fortunate that our Nestucca River system is very close to salt water.  We can brag about our bright, chrome salmon and steelhead!...

"Can I catch Spring Chinook on bait and hardware?" Yep... use both and you'll increase your catch ratio

"Can I catch Spring Chinook on bait and hardware?" Yep... use both and you'll increase your catch ratio

Freshwater

Tips

Winter Steelhead low, cold, clear water tip and tackle.

• Mouth of Three Rivers boat ramp near Hebo:  "When should I fish here?" 
  

• Line visibility:  Are you concerned about fish seeing your line in clear water?

• The Condor (first bridge above Hebo):  Excellent bank fishing and easy access/parking.  When the Big Nestucca River is running about 6' and less...
  
  I've caught Spring and Fall Chinook from the bank, fishing along the ledge and down into the adjoining big hole.  I bobber fish for Spring Chinook about 5-7' along the ledge... depending on the water height of the Big Nestucca River.  Set your bobber at about 4-5' now.  You'll drag bottom lower down.
  
  Fishing spinners for Spring Chinook and Summer Steelhead is very productive.  Cast against the ledge and slowly retrieve cross-current (mix in a few other casting angles as well).  YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE ON THE BOTTOM.  A wider blade will work better when the current slows down like now (spins easier while keeping your Spring or Fall Chinook spinner retrieve slow).

Below the Condor:  Walk below the Big Nestucca 101 bridge and wade across if the water is low enough (now).  Be careful... even at this Big Nestucca River water height.   Fish your way downstream... all the way to the big hole at the inside bend of the river.  Walk along the gravel and you will not be tresspassing.

River Conditions

• The upper Big Nestucca River down to Farmer's Creek boat ramp:  Very low up here.  Bank fishing for summers?  No problem.  Low water bank fishing for Summer Steelhead is a favorite of mine!   
  
  
• Farmer's Creek down to the mouth of Three Rivers:  Fishing early and late will be best at this water height.
  
  
• Hebo/Three Rivers boat ramp down to Cloverdale:  Ideal Big Nestucca River Spring Chinook and Summer Steelhead fishing conditions if you adapt to low water tactics.  As a side note...
  
  Back in the day... Three Rivers parking lot at the Hebo boat ramp was crowded with bank fishermen during Winter Steelhead season.  There were lots of boat trailers at the Cloverdale Big Nestucca River boat ramp take-out as well.
  
  We fished right at the mouth of Three Rivers and on down below as far as we could walk.  I used this strategy for Nestucca River Spring Chinook and Summer Steelhead fishing when bank access was open.  Use your boat or raft. Times have changed for sure! 
  

Check out the Big Nestucca River forecast graph.  Keep an eye on our Hebo weather as well.  The Big Nestucca River is currently at 4.05'.

Hebo area rivers can still grow big Summer Steelhead...

Early to rise pays off!

Early to rise pays off!

"When is the best time to fish for Summer Steelhead on the Big Nestucca River right now?" Very early and late in the day.  Additionally...

Fishing below Three Rivers, near Hebo by the boat ramp, a few hours after high tide (at the mouth of the Big Nestucca River)...

...will allow fresh Summer Steelhead to reach this area!

Rigging

Bobber, hardware and drift fishing:  These techniques are all productive while boat or bank fishing for Oregon Coastal Fall and Spring Chinook or Winter/Summer Steelhead.

Steelhead and salmon bait:  Here's some suggestions.

Tidewater

Tip

"Why do my red salmon eggs appear dark or black... to the salmon and steelhead or other fish?"

Pacific City area (salmon):  When to fish here and some interesting facts I've picked up over 30+ years of Big Nestucca River tidewater fishing!

I've caught Spring Chinook over the years (one here and there)... fishing Spinners from the bank at the Pacific city Guard Rail Hole in April.  An unweighted chinook spinner, with a 3/4 oz bank sinker, attached 2' up your leader with a snap swivel... is pretty standard.

• Guardrail Hole (over-looked)
  
• Boat Ramp
• PC bridge
• Above PC bridge to...
  
• Woods area and above (lots of pull-outs for bank access)...

...are all reliable Nestucca tidewater Spring and Fall Chinook fisheries.

Cloverdale:  Head of tidewater... this can be a very productive Big Nestucca salmon and steelhead fishery.  You'll have better bank access when the Big Nestucca River is down to about 4.5'... especially around low tide.  Low tide is a few hours later than at the mouth of the Big Nestucca River, especially a minus tide.

Winter Steelhead season:  When the Nestucca River gets extremely low, fish from Pacific City all the way up to Cloverdale (tide-effected here)...

...including up to the mouth of Three Rivers.

NEXT YEAR, WHEN THE BIG NESTUCCA RIVER DROPS TO REALLY LOW LEVELS... SERIOUSLY CONSIDER TIDEWATER FISHING FOR WINTER STEELHEAD.  Fishing for Winter Steelhead on the Wilson River in tidewater near Tillamook is common practice... even during higher flows!

River Conditions

Pacific City/Big Nestucca tidewater will be off-color with a lot of debris a good part of the time during late fall, winter and early spring.  Rigtht now?  No problem (of course).

Take a walk on Cape Kiawanda Beach in Pacific City... BRING YOUR KIDS AND DOGS :-)  The Oregon coastal weather looks awesome all this week!... 

This would be a good time to try some beach combing!

Rigging

Salmon Fishing the Big Nestucca river tidewater:  Tips for fishing from a boat or the bank.

Little Nestucca River

Please Check Regulations.

Freshwater

Tip

Just like Castle Rock Park area on Three Rivers, the upper Little Nestucca River will raise and drop quickly.

For those of you that like a clear, decent flow of water like my favorite trout stream...

Is it hard to figure out where your Winter Steelhead is lurking?

Fish way up high on this Tillamook County Winter Steelhead gem (Little Nestucca River) first, following a high water.

If low, clear water is your thing... fish the upper Little Nestucca River when the Big Nestucca is running 6' or less.

I've caught Sea-Run Cutthroat and Summer Steelhead fishing up here during the winter and spring.  Little Nestucca Summer Steelhead will have a red stripe but they retain some glimmer, unlike "dark" Winter Steelhead.  "Are the Winter and Summer Steelhead mating on the spawning beds?"  If you see a mating pair... please leave them alone.

Here's an option, using the Big Nestucca River as a gauge, If it's 8' and dropping!

River Conditions

Rigging

Little Nestucca fly fishermen:  "What type of Winter Steelhead fly rod should I use?"  This might be useful.

Drift fishing and other Little Nestucca River (and other rivers) salmon and steelhead fishing techniques...

WE'LL BE COVERING THESE IN THE FUTURE (I know... it's August now, we haven't forgotten... been really busy!).

Tidewater

Tip

You can find lots of tackle that floated down the Big or Little Nestucca rivers here!  Check out tidewater or on the beach... close to the mouth of the Big Nestucca River.  Also... It gets stranded on Cape Kiawanda in that little cove, lower-right in the picture below.

I also forage for this seaweed, a wild edible that I eat...

You can eat this Cape Kiwanda seaweed raw or dried

You can eat this Cape Kiwanda seaweed raw or dried

River Conditions

The Little Nestucca tidewater fishing conditions are fine now.  I occasionally see seals working above the Little Nestucca River 101 Bridge but... they may just be searching.  You'll know if the seals are feeding on salmon or steelhead (or not).

You can catch Winter Steelhead here when the water conditions are suitable... you'll have it all to yourself!  There should be a few Summer Steelhead around now and... 

...maybe a Big Nestucca River Summer Chinook stray.  Bring your kids and dogs... they can run all around with no worries!  Stop off at our Hebo Little Nestucca Deli for a picnic lunch.

Keep in mind... Fall Chinook Salmon will still slow down and possibly hold in Little Nestucca tidewater for a spell...

...when the water drops considerably really late in the fall during  Nestucca River area Chinook Salmon season.  There won't be anyone else fishing here at this time.

Some years, as noted above, Big Nestucca River Spring Chinook venture into Little Nestucca tidewater.

Some years... there's quite a few Coho Salmon showing up in Little Nestucca tidewater.  Other years... not too much.

Rigging

Salmon and low-water Winter Steelhead:  Try fishing a fly below your bobber!  You can drift fish it as well.

Does anybody miss Fall Chinook fishing?

Does anybody miss Fall Chinook fishing?

Three Rivers

Three Rivers Fishing Regulations Beginning July I6th

From July 16 through September 30, Three Rivers is closed to angling from Cedar Creek Hatchery, down to the mouth at the Nestucca River boat ramp.

Above Cedar Creek Hatchery:  Only artificial flies and lures are allowed.  Here's more.

Tip

...during summer's extremely low river level period... is truly an art. 

Unlike drift fishing for Winter Steelhead...

• Low water
• Warm water
• Conditioned fish and...
• High angle of the sun...
  
  

...will truly test your Summer Steelhead drift fishing talent level!

• Line:  I use 6 lb to 15 lb test monofilament.  During really low light Summer Steelhead fishing conditions, you can get away with heavier line.  When fishing in bright light for conditioned Summer Steelhead, light line enables a more natural presentation.
  
  "How about fresh, off-the-tide Summer Steelhead down at Cloverdale?"  I've used nothing but 15 lb Maxima Chameleon no problem.
  
  "Can I use braided line when drift fishing for Summer Steelhead?"  Yes... it's becoming more and more popular.  Unlike mono, there's no stretch, along with a smaller diameter.
  
• Bait:  Sand shrimp, salmon or steelhead eggs, worms, grasshoppers (yes, grasshoppers) and other larvae/nymphs.  Crawdad tails are deadly!  Call Duane and he'll set you up with a crawdad trap and bait.
  
  "Do artificials like beads, plastic eggs, etc., work ok for low water, Summer Steelhead fishing?"  At times, in faster water, but... I always feel better if it's scented and/or topped with bait.  Try drift fishing a fly or small spoon/spinner as well.
  
• Hooks:  Size 8 up to about a #2.  Your salmon (or even steelhead) hook should be X strong if you're using 15 lb test.  A thin wire hook is fine, if you're using light line and a Summer Steelhead rod.
  
• Rod:  "Should I prefer a bait casting rod when drift fishing for low water Summer Steelhead?"  I do.  However...  a spinning rod, along with a spinning reel, will handle light weights more efficiently. 
  
  Make sure your Summer Steelhead rod matches the line you're using.  Medium action is preferred although... a slow action rod, along with really light line... works great.
• Reel:  Again, I prefer a bait casting reel but... a spinning reel shines in low water, light line, stealthy Summer Steelhead fishing conditions.  I'll admit... I'm a bit compromised casting little or no weight with a bait casting reel.
  
  

• Leader:  Your steelhead spinner leader should be lighter than your mainline.  Use monofilament or fluorocarbon.  There are pros and cons for each.   I've used Maxima Chameleon drift fishing for steelhead my whole life... I'll swear by it.
  
• Knots:  "Can I use the standard egg loop knot to secure my hook with or without bait?"  Yes... I do.  When attaching my mainline (monofilament or braid) to my swivel... I use the standard clinch knot.  If you're going to use braid to tie your clinch knot... contact me here first.
  
• Swivel:  I always use a barrel swivel... even if I don't need any weight.  Using a barrel swivel and attaching my preferred weight (pencil lead) is my choice.  I attach a dropper to the working end to secure my weight (a little lighter than the mainline, not much).
  
• Weight:  I like using pencil lead when drift fishing for low water Summer Steelhead (or no weight at all).  You might  prefer a slinky or split shot. 
  
  
  

Unlike other Nestucca River fisheries, the hatchery does fish in turbid, high water.  In the old days... we fished here when the Nestucca River was 10' and less (4.05' now) or even higher when dropping... seriously!  Use heavier salmon and steelhead fishing gear. 

When Three Rivers drops and clears after being high and roily...

Park behind Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods and walk downstream.  I start fishing for salmon and steelhead here on Three Rivers...

...when the Big Nestucca River is running about 6.5'-7' and less while dropping.  Or... fish in the S-curves down below Cedar Creek Hatchery alongside the road. 

The upper river is lined with private property until you hit the Castle Rock Park area.  You can get out there and walk upstream (or down). 

Is Cedar Creek Hatchery near Hebo letting salmon or steelhead migrate up past their electric weir... when the water levels are up?"  Check here.

River Conditions

This Nestucca River area Summer Steelhead wil eat spinners, lures or flies

This Nestucca River area Summer Steelhead wil eat spinners, lures or flies

Rigging

Salmon and steelhead:

Bobber and drift fishing for salmon and steelhead...

...including hardware and flies... it's all good.  Save your hardware for clear water conditions although... it's still productive when Three Rivers is off-color. 

We carry all of that stuff here at Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods. 

Check out our Color Tip above.

Neskowin Creek

Current Regulations:  
 

Closed to all angling from April 1 - November 30th.  Here's more.

Freshwater

Tip

Neskowin Creek does have a run of wild salmon and Winter steelhead.  I'm not sure about the numbers.  There's a lot of bank access up there.  I know a gal who lets the Game Commission use her river-front property to monitor Neskowin Creek wild salmon and Winter Steelhead returns.  Click here to find more information. 

No floating crafts allowed.

I'll check in with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to learn more about the Neskowin Creek wild fish populations survey when I have more time.  Sorry I haven't done this yet... didn't forget.

Rigging

Neskowin Creek offers a diversity of water types.  Lure, bobber, drift and fly fishing can all be enjoyed!

Conditions

Time to fish elsewhere.  For future use...

Fish above 101 Bridge if the Big Nestucca River Level drops to 8' (4.05' this Wednesday morning).  Use this as a gauge.  Do you want to fish below the bridge?  Always wait a day afterwards if Neskowin Creek fishery is dropping.

On days like today... Lincoln County Neskowin Creek steelhead fishing conditions require a stealthy approach (keep this in mind for next year's steelhead season).  It's pretty darned low... concentrate on a larger Spring Chinook and Summer Steelhead Oregon Coastal River.  Neskowin Creek Winter Steelhead fishing season is over.

This stream will be the first Oregon Coast Winter Steelhead river to drop back into fishing shape after a really high water.  Furthermore...

Tidewater

The salmon and steelhead from our Hebo rivers are as bright as any others on this planet...

Who caught these Hebo area Spring Chinook... the boy or his father?

Who caught these Hebo area Spring Chinook... the boy or his father?

Ocean Fishing

Surf Perch Fishing From the Beach

 Are surf perch more tasty than sea bass or ling cod?  Yep!

Yes... they are small in comparison and have tiny bones as well.

However... try eating them simmered in water and nothing else to enhance the true flavor.  Do the same with sea bass or ling cod.  Well?... 

Gear Fishing for Oregon Coast Surf Perch

Check the ODFW Fishing Regulations periodically to stay up-to-date with our information below. 

• Season:  Open all year  
• Bag Limits: 15 fish per day
• Possession Limit:  2 daily bag limits  
• License Requirements:  A valid Oregon Angling License is required
• Gear:  Local statewide and zone rules will disclose acceptable bait, flies, and lures

• Line:  Monofilament, 20-30 lb test mainline.  Braid, 30-80 lb test mainline  
• Bait:  Small sand shrimp, store-bought salad shrimp, sandworms, clam necks
  
• Hooks:  #6 - #2 bait holder hooks.  Sea perch have a relatively small mouth
  
• Rod:  Longer the better, for casting long distances into the wind while using heavy weights   
  
• Reel:  A reel with a big spool capacity capable of holding plenty of monofilament line.  A smaller reel can be used with braided line
  

• Leader:  Your Surf Perch leader should be lighter than your main line, but still fairly stiff
  
• Knots:  I use the clinch knot.  Here are more choices
  
• Swivel:  2 or 3-way swivel, rated as strong (or stronger) than your mainline
  
• Weight:  1 1/2 - 2 ozs.  Use a bank sinker, secured with a simple loop at the end of your mainline.
  

Technique

I prefer to fish for Oregon surf perch on the incoming and right through high tides.  Cast "up-current" and drift your offering along the bottom.

Rigging

This worked for me and I've seen others using this as well:

Attach your fishing weight to your mainline.  Secure two or three swivels, spaced above, about a foot apart.  Attach an (approx) 8" dropper (leader) to each swivel, tied to your hooks.

Tip

If you use a fairly stiff leader, your droppers won't tangle with your main line

A friend of mine prefers to use enough weight to anchor his offering, and then he slowly retrieves, pausing frequently.

If my bait seems to fall off easily, even with an egg loop knot, I use a length of fine, red, fluorescent yarn to secure my bait.  Don't use thread.

Fly Fishing for Oregon Coast Surf Perch

I've never fly-fished off the Oregon beach for sea perch.

While fishing the incoming tide on a windy day...

...and hopefully the ocean is not super rough while fighting the wind...

• You'll need a stripping basket to keep your fly line out of the sand
• You'll need a fly rod of your preference to cast long distances (not always)...
• ...and a line that will sink in heavy, off-shore currents and wind
  
  

Tie up some flies that imitate the baits I described above, and you should be good to go!

Lake Fishing

There's lots of lakes offering tasty trout and pan fish.  Teach your kids how to fish!

Hebo Lake Trout Fishing

You can also enjoy trout fishing in other local Hebo area streams, away from the crowd.  Here's a Little Nestucca River trout I caught for my dog's dinner...

Did my dog really catch this trout?

It's time for you and your family to enjoy some Nestucca River area trout fishing! 

Hebo Lake is a small, three acre lake up on Mt Hebo.

Hebo Sporting Goods and Little Nestucca Deli is only about 15 minutes away!   Here's what you can look forward to...

• Regulary stocked with Rainbow Trout
  
• Great bank access with ½ mile trail around the lake
• 12 rustic campsites
• Non-motorized boats only
• Stocked with bigger trout in the fall
• It's possible to catch a large holdover trout in the spring
• Picnic area
• Fishing dock
• Here's more
  

Hebo Lake fishing regulations:

• Minimum length 8"
• Daily limit is five trout
• Open all year!

TIP:  You might think about the cooler water temperatures this time of the year... which will help your Hebo Lake trout fishing success.  

Stop in at Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods on your way to Hebo Lake.  We've got bait, tackle, camping gear, delicious homemade food and more. 

P.S... There's also numerous Hebo area coastal lakes, including Lincoln and Tillamook County...

...that provide bluegill, bass, and other panfish angling.  Have you ever eaten, say, fresh Bluegill?  Its out'ta this world!

Town Lake (Pacific City)

"Can I really catch Summer Steelhead in Town Lake?"  Yep! 

My fly fishing buddy caught them right off the dock.  He has some great videos.  I'll try to upload them here if it's ok with him.

This is a great option during the winter... when the Pacific City area salmon and steelhead rivers are muddy. 

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife releases Summer Steelhead during the Winter, after the eggs are collected for raising steelhead smolts.

Location

Head over the bridge in the little community of Woods, located right on the Big Nestucca River (north end of Pacific City).

Regulations

Northwest Zone Regulations apply here.  It is open year-round.  The daily bag limit is 5 trout (minimum length of 8 inches) and a possession limit of 3 daily limits.

• Trout Season:  Open all year.
• Steelhead season:   Check the ODFW Fishing Regulations.
• Bag Limits:  5 trout per day, and only 1 trout over 20 inches allowed per day.
• Possession Limit:  3 daily bag limits may be in your possession.
• License Requirements:  A valid Oregon Angling License is required.
• Gear:  Local statewide and zone rules will disclose acceptable bait, flies, and lures.

Activities

Popular for fishing Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, and Steelhead.

Access

Public bank access and a concrete boat ramp are located between the power transformers and the dock.  Most of the surrounding area is private property.

We're Growing!

Flies?  Yes!  As our Hebo rivers website grows... we'll really dig into fly fishing for steelhead and salmon as well as other topics...

We're now building content pages about bait, bobber and lure, etc., fishing in the future!  Many other topics will be included (as per your request).  Get involved... don't be shy and let us know what type of content you would like to see on our Nestucca Valley Sporting Goods/Deli Website. 

Additionally...

You can chime in with your advice/experiences, etc.  We'll use it as a content page for our Hebo Sporting Goods and Deli Website (if you don't mind the whole world seeing it).  You can include your photos as well.  Here's our first one!

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If you forgot your lunch... we've got you covered including clam chowder or tomato bisque soup!

We'll Start Covering Your Favorite Tillamook and Lincoln County Chinook and Steelhead Rivers...

Including lakes, ocean, trout and pan fishing as well!  Furthermore...

Bottom fishing, crabbing, camping, hiking, foraging, food, etc...

Anything related to Our Hebo Deli Food and Sporting Goods Store/Website will be included!

Speaking of... I've fished the Kilchis River all throughout December in the past during Fall Chinook season.

It will be fishable before the other Tillamook River System Chinook and Winter Steelhead streams.  Using the Wilson River as a gauge, I knew exactly when it was good to go but can't recall.  Sorry.  I'll figure this out for you for future use (I'm not going to just "Google it").

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