The Umpqua River, its headwaters, and its tributaries cut through the region, creating parks, wetlands, and other scenic locales that are perfect for fishing, hunting, and other recreational opportunities. The Umpqua region is generally bound by the Lane County border to the north, by the Josephine and Jackson county borders to the south, by the Umpqua National Forest boundary to the east, and by the Pacific Ocean to the west. We are working diligently to provide information on this and other Oregon regions. Stay tuned for ongoing additions, including fishing, camping, golfing, sightseeing, and winter sports. Several thousand brood trout from the stocking last fall still exist in the lake as well.
Camping is still closed.
Umpqua valley cutthroat trout have been removed from endangered species status. However, fishing restrictions still apply in the region. Check your Oregon state sport fishing regs, and stay tuned. All rights reserved.