Oregon Fishing Club

Oregon Fishing Club is a premier private recreation and outdoor access organization headquartered at 3003 7 Mile Lane Southeast in Albany, Oregon. Serving outdoor enthusiasts throughout the region, the club maintains an extensive network of over 40 privately held properties located within roughly two hours of the Portland area. The club specializes in providing members and their immediate families exclusive access to pristine natural environments, encompassing 26 private lakes and ponds as well as 17 dedicated stretches along local rivers. By controlling access to these private waters, the club offers a serene alternative to overcrowded and heavily used public recreation sites. Members can target a wide variety of species including rainbow trout, bass, panfish, steelhead, salmon, and warm-water fish. The club routinely stocks its still waters with rainbow trout, offering anglers of all skill levels diverse opportunities whether they prefer fly fishing, spinning setups, or dedicated bass gear.

Beyond angling access, Oregon Fishing Club delivers comprehensive outdoor experiences through private campground facilities integrated across 15 of its water properties. Members enjoy year-round, 365-day access without the burden of advance reservations for general day use, alongside affordable overnight camping options for tents and recreational vehicles. The club handles complete land stewardship, maintaining roadways, docks, trails, fire rings, picnic tables, and sanitation facilities to ensure every property remains clean, well-maintained, and peaceful. Dedicated property management efforts also focus on encouraging native vegetation growth to preserve natural aquatic habitats. Subscribers receive regular e-fishing reports on active water conditions and quarterly newsletters detailing upcoming club events and local fishing strategies. Through persistent upkeep and selective private access, Oregon Fishing Club offers a dependable, high-quality outdoor refuge for anglers and campers across Northwest Oregon.