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Our fishing guides have excellent people, and fishing skills with years experience guiding on the Rogue River, North Umpqua, and Upper Klamath Rivers. All of our guides were chosen because of the knowledge of the rivers & passion in helping you have the time of your life while landing the fish of your dreams. On all of our trips your guide will help you choose the best location & technique to land the fish of your dreams. Fly fishing only restrictions on the North Umpqua River. Fly Fishing and Spin casting using spinners, plugs and bait are allowed on the Upper Klamath and Rogue River. We only allow 2 fishermen per boat so you get all the attention and instruction you desire. All Adventure Center Guides are First Aid, CPR certified, and licensed by the Oregon State Marine Board.

The Rogue River is famous for it's year round Salmon & Steelhead fishing. The Spring Chinook return April through July & average between 10-40 pounds. These sprinters are legendary for there taste & fighting abilities. The next fish species we target in this yearly cycle is the Summer Run Steelhead which return to the river in large numbers July through November. These Steelhead range between 4-18 pounds and are also great eating. Fall Chinook began showing up in large numbers in September through December. The Rogue River fall Chinook is the trophy of all freshwater fish in Oregon averaging between 20-30 pounds with 40 pound Salmon caught with regularity. In 2002 Grant Martinson caught the new Oregon State record 71 pound Fall Chinook using flies on the Rogue. After catching these monsters we target

the Winter Steelhead run November through April. Winter fishing is for the die hard fisherman who wants great returns. These fish run between 7-20 pounds what a great fighting fish. Not to be overlooked is the great Rainbow Trout fishing in the Upper Rogue between May & October with trophy trout going between the 13-28 inches.

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	Our fishing guides have excellent people, and fishing skills with years experience guiding on the Rogue River, North Umpqua, and Upper Klamath Rivers. All of our guides were chosen because of the knowledge of the rivers & passion in helping you have the time of your life while landing the fish of your dreams. On all of our trips your guide will help you choose the best location & technique to land the fish of your dreams. Fly fishing only restrictions on the North Umpqua River. Fly Fishing and Spin casting using spinners, plugs and bait are allowed on the Upper Klamath and Rogue River. We only allow 2 fishermen per boat so you get all the attention and instruction you desire. All Adventure Center Guides are First Aid, CPR certified, and licensed by the Oregon State Marine Board. The Rogue River is famous for it's year round Salmon & Steelhead fishing. The Spring Chinook return April through July & average between 10-40 pounds. These sprinters are legendary for there taste & fighting abilities. The next fish species we target in this yearly cycle is the Summer Run Steelhead which return to the river in large numbers July through November. These Steelhead range between 4-18 pounds and are also great eating. Fall Chinook began showing up in large numbers in September through December. The Rogue River fall Chinook is the trophy of all freshwater fish in Oregon averaging between 20-30 pounds with 40 pound Salmon caught with regularity. In 2002 Grant Martinson caught the new Oregon State record 71 pound Fall Chinook using flies on the Rogue. After catching these monsters we target the Winter Steelhead run November through April. Winter fishing is for the die hard fisherman who wants great returns. These fish run between 7-20 pounds what a great fighting fish. Not to be overlooked is the great Rainbow Trout fishing in the Upper Rogue between May & October with trophy trout going between the 13-28 inches.

	Downtown Ashland Mountain Bike Rentals & Mountain Bike Tours We rent mountain bikes for the for the entire family from our convienent retail center downtown on the plaza in Ashland. Close to Lithia Park and all the downtown Ashland hotels and bed & breakfasts.

	There is no better way to experience Southern Oregon in all her natural glory; trails meandering through wildflower strewn meadows, by pristine mountains lakes, amidst majestic firs and lofty pines. The panoramic views are breathtaking and wildlife abounds. There's a special magic to sitting atop a gentle horse as he climbs to new heights in Oregon's Pacific Crest Trail, splashes through creeks, and pauses to look out over the Rogue valley with you. Raft & Ride combination is the best way to experience all the beauty Southern Oregon has to offer. Horseback riding trips take you into the nether reaches of pristine wilderness of the Cascade, and Siskiyou mountain ranges beyond the reach of civilization and even hikers instead of watching your feet you get to watch the beautiful scenery. The horses are gentle and steady, making the ride a pure pleasure for the experienced cowpoke or first time greenhorn. Our horseback riding trips are for children and adults of all levels. Just sit back in the saddle and let us pamper you Western style. Leslie Hunter of City Slicker Trail Rides handles all of the horseback riding trips. Ms. Hunter has worked with horses for more then 28 years and loves the outdoors and sharing her knowledge of horses, the local fauna and wildlife you encounter on the trail ride. Raft & Ride combination is the best way to truly experience all the beauty & excitement that Southern Oregon has to offer. The Raft & Ride trips include day Rogue River white water trip combined with 2 hours of horseback riding in the mountains surrounding Ashland. It's your choice either horseback riding in the morning and rafting in the afternoon or rafting first then horseback riding.