Fish-N-Map Company underwater topography maps are printed on a
waterproof, tear-resistant material and are folded to 9" x 4". When opened, each map is approximately
3' x 2' in size and is printed on both sides. These maps feature waterproof plastic "paper"; underwater
depth contours; fish locations; latitude and longitude for GPS; often multiple lakes on one map; boat
ramps; recreational facilities; and much more.
Columbia River, Lower (Bonneville Dam to the Pacific Ocean, including Portland). 5' contours.
$9.49
62-8993-CU
Columbia River, Upper (McNary Dam to Bonneville Dam; Lake Umatilla, the Dalles). 5' contours.
$9.49
Lower Deschutes River map. Frank Amato Publications, 1998. Full color info-packed map for fly fishing the lower Deschutes River in OR. Tells which flies are most productive, what hatches & when, & much more. Gives info on access points, boat launches & campgrounds. Laminated.
62-8993-DE
1 sheet, folded.
$5.95
(Oregon) Rogue River Steelhead. Bennett-Watt. The Rogue River in Oregon State flows through a wide variety of country, from the flat plains north of Interstate-5, down through the steep canyons of the coastal range. Though many of the steelhead on the Rogue are what they call "half pounders," there are some big fish to be caught as well. The Rogue River not only provides excellent fishing water, but terrific white water rafting, too. Morrisons Lodge is located on the banks of the river has been famous in the Rogue River country for 50 years now. The steelhead on the Rogue, once pursued by such angling luminaries as Zane Grey, are making an excellent comeback in this spectacularly beautiful river. Gwenn Perkins and guides from Morrisons Lodge pursue these historical creatures with gusto. Fly Tying... Alec Jackson compliments an interesting several days of fishing on the Rogue by tying a "Skykomish Sunrise" from the Hooked On Fly Tying video Popular Northwest Steelhead Patterns. Knots... Dave Perkins demonstrates two new Orvis Knots.
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VHS, 60 minutes.
$19.95
(Oregon) John Day River Small Mouth Bass. Bennett-Watt, vol. 41. John Day River... Oregon's longest free flowing river, which snakes its way through what many refer to as the "Grand Canyon" of Oregon. Not only is the scenery spectacular, but fly fishing for Smallmouth Bass provides terrific action as well. John Eckland & Patty Riley guide you through the joys of floating, camping and fly fishing for Smallmouth Bass which make for an unforgettable experience on the John Day. Ghost Town, Shaniko... On the way to the John Day River, this 1800's railroad town and former "wool capital of the world" provides an interesting historical diversion.
62-89932-1
VHS, 60 minutes.
$19.95
Oregon's Wood & Williamson Trout. Bennett-Watt, vol. 34. The Williamson River Fly Fishing Club... One of the best values in the U.S. Gourmet cuisine, excellent wines, comfortable accommodations and extraordinary private access to the Wood and Williamson rivers plus 2 exclusive lakes filled with hard fighting Kamloops trout. Williamson River... A spring creek of large proportions with a seemingly continuous migration of rainbow trout from Agency and Klamath lakes. 22 inch fish are common on size 18 and 20 emerger patterns. Wood River... Summer time hopper fishing for brown trout... Fall fishing for chrome bright migrating rainbow trout averaging 7 or 8 pounds.
A sample of a map legend.
