Sunriver Anglers

FISHING ~ CONSERVATION ~ EDUCATION

Since 1977, the SUNRIVER ANGLERS have been promoting fishing and conservation in and around Central Oregon.

OUR MISSION:

~ To promote the enjoyment and understanding of the sport of fishing through instruction, outings, events, and service;

~ To encourage, advocate, and support conservation and protection of watersheds, fish habitat, and wild fish populations;

~ To provide educational opportunities to learn about fish, fish habitat, and the environment in which they live;

~ To learn basic fishing skills, principles of stewardship, ethical conduct, and safety around the water.

{ A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization, and proud advocate of the Shared Vision for the Deschutes }

FISHING

CONSERVATION

EDUCATION

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ADDITONAL RESOURCES/LINKS

http://www.usbr.gov/pn/hydromet/destea.html

https://www.keepfishwet.org/tips

Annual Lava Island Fall Fish Rescue

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Fish Stocking Volunteer Effort to Doris and Blow Lakes

A group of anglers from Central Oregon, including several from the Sunriver Anglers met at the Six Lakes Trailhead to participate in an ODFW volunteer effort to stock brook trout into Doris and Blow Lakes in the Three Sisters Wilderness Area. Each of the 20 participants carried a backpack with 3 gallons of water, ice and approximately 150-200 fingerling brook trout in a heavy-duty plastic trash bag on their back up the Six Lakes Trailhead to either Blow Lake (1.1 miles) or Doris Lake (2.1 miles). It was a glorious summer morning with mild temperatures and clear skies.

Upon arrival at each lake, the brook trout were acclimatized to the lake water and temperature for about 15-20 minutes, and then released to their new forever home. It was interesting to watch how quickly these trout sought out shelter and food in their new homes.

Many thanks to Jen Luke, the Program Leader for ODFW who coordinated this very rewarding day for all participants.

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