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Welcome to Nestucca
River Outfitters (NRO), The Original Nestucca Valley
Sporting Goods!
We are open from
5:30 A.M. until 5 P.M. ( winter 6:00AM to 5:00 PM
) seven days a week and we are located 20 minutes South
of Tillamook at the junction of Hwy.101 and Hwy. 22
in the town of Hebo, Oregon. Our location is
central to all of the local bays and coastal rivers in
Tillamook County and the surrounding area which includes
Tillamook Bay, Nestucca bay, Nestucca River, Little
Nestucca River , Trask, Kilchis, Siletz, Wilson,
Miami and Tillamook rivers where some of Oregon's
finest Chinook (King) salmon and steelhead fishing takes
place. We offer guided drift boat fishing trips
utilizing fly fishing or bait and tackle techniques on
all our local rivers daily with the top guides in the
area. We are able to accommodate large groups of 8
or more anglers with advance notice. We also offer
guided half day Crabbing or sight seeing trips. There
are a number of lakes in the area that are stocked
with trout year round that make for fun fishing for kids
and adults alike.










05/19/12 Three Confirmed Springer's today:
Yup three that we knew of. Two from the
Nestucca and one from Three Rivers . Couple of reported take downs that
took off and wouldn't
stop. Thought to be Springer's as well. That along with
a few summer steelhead made for a little
excitement. It's nice to see something happening!.
It's fun to see the faces of the folks that haven't been in the
shop for a couple of months, the
changes in the store are dramatic and really cool. It
won't be too much longer and we will be
serving the fishermen breakfast and Lunch!.
How's biscuits and sausage gravy sound?
05/18/12 Finally things are starting to
happen: The last two days there have been a few
Springer's taken in tidewater. A few at the mouth and a couple at the
guardrail hole. There was
one confirmed Springer caught in the Nestucca on Monday.
We have gotten off to a slow start
most due to the colder than normal water temps. Joe at
the hatchery says that from his experience
,as soon as the water holds at 51 degrees overnight we will have fish the
next day. My experience
tells me the same. The reason we have had cooler than normal river temps
is we had a cooler than normal April and May and a
pretty good snow pack that is still melting. Summer
steelhead are
around ,there are a few being caught every day. Mostly from 1st bridge to
Three Rivers. Springer's should start showing from Farmer
creek to Cloverdale and I would bet very soon. Fishermen
are
starting to sense the time is near as we had about eight shuttles today.
Predictions are for a few days of rain towards the end of the weekend and
the first of next week.
That should definitely put some fish on the move. I should think a few
folks will be fishing as soon
as that happens.
    



Before
After
Window wall and ceiling
removed
*Building Remodeling Update
Pictures*

We have the Season passes for
Cloverdale now here in the store. Good through
October 15th 2012 season ($25.00 Season $4.00 day)
This fee goes to keeping the access of this boat launch
open as this is a private access.
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