Oregon’s Pacific Northwest environment features lush forests, rugged mountains, and high desert, all teeming with big game such as elk, black-tailed and mule deer, and black bear. Roosevelt elk in the coastal rainforests draw hunters seeking a unique experience among towering evergreens, while Rocky Mountain elk roam the eastern part of the state. Hunting seasons are carefully regulated, and controlled draws for species like bighorn sheep and pronghorn are highly coveted. The diversity of habitats—from coastal plains to alpine peaks—means there’s always something in season for the dedicated Oregon hunter.

Fishing in Oregon is world-renowned for salmon, steelhead, and trout. Rivers like the Columbia, Rogue, and Deschutes are iconic destinations for fly and conventional anglers alike, especially during steelhead and salmon runs. The state also offers ocean fishing off the Pacific coast, where charter boats pursue halibut, tuna, rockfish, and more. High mountain lakes in the Cascades are stocked with trout, creating scenic getaways for campers and backpackers. For those seeking non-angling activities, Oregon features stunning coastal beaches, volcanic landscapes like Crater Lake, and countless hiking and mountain biking trails.

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