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	McKenzie River dory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McKenzie dories are specialized to run rapids on rivers, and first appeared on the McKenzie River in Oregon in the mid-20th century.
		Unlike the McKenzie boats, the Rogue River dories are completely flat on the bottom with upward rakes under the prow and the stern.
		River dories are mainly used by fishermen who wish for more control of their boat than that which a rubber raft provides.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/McKenzie_River_dory (350 words)

	McKenzie River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The McKenzie River is a tributary of the Willamette River, 86 mi (138 km) long, in northwestern Oregon in the United States.
		The main branch rises in the northeast corner of Lane County, near the Three Sisters and flows west past McKenzie Bridge for approximately 25 mi (40 km) to where it receives the South Fork approximately 3 mi (5 km) east of Blue River.
		The McKenzie River is also home of the McKenzie River Drift Boat.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/McKenzie_River (240 words)

	McKenzie River Fishing Guide, Fishing the McKenzie River, McKenzie River Fly-Fishing
		The McKenzie River flows nearly sixty miles from its source high in the Cascade Mountains to the Willamette River, 200 miles from the Pacific Ocean.
		The McKenzie river fishing can be good early in the season but boating this section is very difficult in the later summer months.
		The McKenzie Drift Boat, designed in the 30's and 40's, by the first McKenzie rivers guides, is a must when plying the McKenzie's many rapids and boulder fields.
	www.o2fish.com /o2fishmckenziefishing.htm (513 words)

	McKenzie River Whitewater Rafting Trips in Oregon with Destination Wilderness
		For families with children as young as four or groups seeking a scenic and quieter river trip should consider the Float and Feast trip on a less challenging stretch of the McKenzie River.
		McKenzie River rafting trips are a perfect weekend getaway and ideal for vacationers looking for a unique way to experience Oregon's fantastic high country.
		McKenzie River rafting trips are suitable for all levels of experience including first timers and families with smaller children.
	www.wildernesstrips.com /mckenzie-river-rafting.htm (1250 words)

	Oregon’s McKenzie River
		As the river rolls on, patches of churning white water interrupt long placid stretches where reflections of the banks on the gently rippling surface recall impressionist paintings.
		Meanwhile, the river’s quiet passages are a haven for hikers, fishing aficionados, and idlers who simply want to float along, soak up the sun, and watch the world go by.
		The McKenzie is generously stocked with rainbow trout and chinook salmon from two downriver hatcheries, while wild salmon and native rainbow, cutthroat, and endangered bull trout also prowl the waters.
	www.viamagazine.com /weekenders/mckenzie_river06.asp (1317 words)

	Oregon mountain biking on the McKenzie river trail. World class bike trail near rustically deluxe vacation home rental. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The McKenzie River Trail is regarded as one of the best mountain bike trails in the U.S. Paralleling the McKenzie river and offering a wide variety of terrain, this trail provides challenging and scenic riding opportunities in the heart of the Oregon Cascades.
		The 26.5-mile McKenzie River Trail continues past Trail Bridge Campground a total of 12.5 miles -- all the way to the river's source -- but the upper portion is closed to mountain bikes.
		Depending on the river level, the pool may actually merge with the chilly river, or it may be separated by a leaky dike of cobbles.
	www.adventurerivercenter.com /biking.html (819 words)

	"McKenzie River, Oregon - Great Rivers - Angler's OnLine"
		The McKenzie is a classic Pacific Northwest semi-rainforest river, cloaked in fir and hemlock, swatted with rain much of the fall, winter and spring.
		The McKenzie runs close to civilization; the cities of Springfield and Eugene house over 100,00 people; access via 1-5 is a quick springboard to her waters.
		From the March Brown hatch on through the season, the lower river is often excessively loved by its admirers on foot and in floating craft; the water in the upper river is continually churned with oars in the sunshine months.
	www.flyanglersonline.com /features/greatrivers/mckenzie (2323 words)

	McKenzie River Rafting - Oregon River Experiences
		The McKenzie River is one of western Oregon's most beautiful streams, as well as one of the region's most popular whitewater rafting trips.
		Flowing through the McKenzie Valley from its headwaters at Clear Lake, high in the cascades, the McKenzie is a swift, spirited stream.
		The McKenzie region is also known for the hot springs that rise from deep underground.
	www.oregonriver.com /mckenzie.htm (443 words)

	Welcome to McKenzie River Valley, Oregon
		The beautiful McKenzie River Valley is a 68 mile long corridor stretching between Sisters on the east and Springfield on the west.
		Renowned for fishing, the McKenzie River supports spring Chinook salmon, winter steelhead and summer steelhead as well as native rainbow, cutthroat and bull trout.
		The middle McKenzie River is a favorite place for fishermen and drift boaters.
	www.el.com /to/mckenzierivervalley (622 words)

	McKenzie Drift Boat, McKenzie River Fishing, Fly Fishing the McKenzie
		As early as 1910, Fishing Guides began running the McKenzie River and they found the need for a more durable boat than the 20' scows used at the time.
		By the 1920's the first light board (spruce) and batten riverboat was being plied in Oregon Rivers such as the Rogue and McKenzie.
		Oregon River Guides at this time, being tired of rowing the lower stretches of the Rogue and Umpqua rivers asked Woodie built a double-ender with a small transom so they could hang a motor off the transom to move more quickly through the slow tide waters.
	www.o2fish.com /o2fishmckenziedriftboat.htm (513 words)

	McKenzie River Rafting Trips and Scenic Driftboat trips
		The McKenzie River is a classic example of a Whitewater rafting river in Oregon, getting it's start from the snowpack, glaciers and rain which fall on the slopes of the Cascades, rafting the McKenzie River is an experience you won't soon forget.
		The crystal clear Mckenzie river meanders westward through lush forests and alpine landscapes where it eventually drains into the Willamette River 91 miles from it's Cascade Mountain origin.
		Oregon's most popular river is probably the McKenzie due not only to it's abounding natural beauty, great boating opportunities, excellent salmon and trout fishing but also because of the rivers easy access from the cities of Eugene, Springfield, Bend and Salem.
	www.helfrichriver.com /McKenzie/rafting.php (289 words)

	McKenzie River flies, McKenzie River fly patterns, McKenzie River, mckenzie river fly fishing, Oregon
		For example, when the March Brown mayflies hatch on the McKenzie River in the late winter and early spring, the fish may want the mayfly nymph fished slowly along the stream bottom.
		As the hatch progresses and increasing numbers of mayflies are making their way to the water's surface, a wet fly emerger imitating the struggling nymph as it attempts to free itself from its nymphal skin to transform into the winged adult is the fishes' first dining choice.
		The March Brown mayfly is the best-known of the early season (March and April) McKenzie River insect hatches.
	www.mckenzieriverflyfishing.com /fly_patterns_mckenzie.htm (4116 words)

	Oregon vacations and adventure tours: rafting, fly fishing, whitewater river trips, hiking, mountain biking. Plus ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Located in the prime outdoor recreation area of Oregon's Cascade Mountains and the McKenzie River Valley, the ARC is known as the premier destination for the serious and less than serious adventure enthusiast.
		For McKenzie river rafting, certain trips and stretches of river are ideal for families with smaller children and seniors seeking either a playful rapids or a piece of river that offers beautiful scenery and solitude with no whitewater.
		In addition to the river related outdoor adventure opportunities, nearby mountain bike trails and fire roads, snowmobiling trails, climbing rock faces, and quiet alpine hiking trails are all within a half-hour or less drive of the Adventure River Center.
	www.adventurerivercenter.com (597 words)

	McKenzie River Fishing Tips
		In order to entice a stream trout into eating your artificial nymph, know that your end goal is to get your fly near the river bottom, and have it drift naturally with the current.
		It is common that as I survey the McKenzie River fishing scene --- my Oregon trout favorite --- there will not, most likely, be rising fish to be seen.
		Some of my favorite McKenzie River flies: Parachute Adams, Elk Hair Caddis, and Parachute Royal Coachman are excellent choices.
	www.mckenzieriverflyfishing.com /fly_fishing_tips.htm (2938 words)

	The McKenzie River
		The McKenzie is a large river that produces large native rainbow trout and cutthroat.
		The McKenzie River was listed as one of America's "Wild and Scenic Rivers" in 1998 citing its distinct recreational attractions, geologic formations and wildlife.
		A lot of the lower McKenzie River runs through private property; but there is some good public access points from the state parks located long the river such as Hendrick's Bridge and Armitage Park.
	www.creeksideflyfishing.com /mckenzie_river.htm (436 words)

	McKenzie River Trust
		The McKenzie Watershed encompasses an area of approximately 1,300 square miles in Lane and Linn counties, Oregon.
		The McKenzie River drops from 10,358 feet in elevation at its origin on South Sister to 375 feet at the confluence with the Willamette River.
		The McKenzie River Trust has focused much of its work in the lower basin where critical habitat for endangered spring Chinook salmon and Oregon chub are found.
	www.mckenzieriver.org /watershed_mckenzie.htm (301 words)

	McKenzie River Reflections Newspaper
		BLUE RIVER: The new owners of the former Blue River Ranger Station complex say they've received a surprising number of requests to rent the homes and have already accepted one family.
		MCKENZIE BRIDGE: The Eugene Water and Electric Board will be repaving the road that runs behind the Carmen Powerhouse at Trail Bridge Reservoir.
		The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 pm on Friday, October 20th in the Upper McKenzie Community Center on McKenzie River Drive.
	mckenzie.orenews.com /newspaper/rivereflections.html (1814 words)

	Professionally guided fly fishing adventures on the McKenzie River in Eugene, Oregon for native Cutthroat trout and ...
		The McKenzie River runs through the heart of the Willamette Valley near Eugene, home to the University of Oregon and alive with fine restaurants, art galleries and performance venues in a healthy small town atmosphere.
		From the snow-capped peaks of the Cascades, the crystal clear waters of the McKenzie rush toward the valley floor in forty plus miles of scenic and fishable water.
		The McKenzie makes for an exciting day of whitewater and rising rainbow trout as the river rushes the drifter between forested hillsides covering one of the numerous four to six mile drifts.
	www.emeraldwateranglers.com /mckenzie.html (318 words)

	McKenzie River Fishing, McKenzie River Fishing Guides, mckenzie river fly fishing, mckenzie river fly fishing guides, ...
		When the McKenzie River trout are not rising, a well-presented deep nymph will produce some of the year's largest trout from February thru mid April.
		Our McKenzie River fly fishing guides love to get their clients into rising rainbows and cutthroat, or on any of the other trout streams we fish.
		Our McKenzie River fly fishing guides can teach you this Fine Art, in addition to helping you fine tune your casting, presentation and line control for wet flies and dry flies.
	www.gormanflyfishing.com /mckenzie_river.htm (609 words)

	McKenzie River Fishing Trips - Bob Houghton - McKenzie River Fishing Guide
		McKenzie river drift boats, which are both safe and comfortable, are utilized exclusively; these boats were developed by the early guides on the McKenzie, and the guided McKenzie fishing trip has been an Oregon tradition for more than a half-century.
		McKenzie fishing is suitable for all ages and for any skill level from beginner to veteran.
		Normally we stop on the riverbank at noon and prepare your morning’s catch for lunch – there are planted trout available on most stretches of the river along with the bigger native “red-sides” and cutthroat.
	www.mckenzieriverfishing.com /rivertrips.htm (297 words)

	McKenzie River Fishing
		Helfrich River Adventures McKenzie River fishing trips are run in driftboats with two fisherman and one guide per boat, fishing tackle is provided but each fisherman must purchase their own fishing license.
		Half Day McKenzie River Fishing trips can be run during any daylight hours; although times are best determined by the best fishing times, the guides local knowledge and availability.
		When fishing the Mckenzie River with one of our guides top quality fishing equipment is supplied by us, but in the event that you have a lucky rod or certain setup that you prefer we encourage all fisherman to bring along their favorite equipment, whether it's fly or spinning gear.
	www.helfrichriver.com /McKenzie/fishing.php (509 words)

	McKenzie River Fishing, Helfrich Fishing Trips, McKenzie River Fly Fishing
		The crystal clear McKenzie River rises in the Cascades' Clear Lake and flows through spectacular McKenzie Pass, past towering Eagle Rock, 60 miles to Eugene/Springfield where it joins the Willamette River.
		The lower river, near Springfield, is home to Cutthroats, to 16 inches.
		The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife requires catch-and-release of native "McKenzie River Redsides".
	www.helfrich.com /helfrichmckenzieriverfishing.htm (314 words)

	McKenzie River Rafting from Oregon Whitewater Rafting Adventures
		The McKenzie, with its crystal clear water banked by lush forests, is ideal both for an introduction to river running, or an exhilarating trip for the experienced.
		Camp on the banks of the recently designated Wild and Scenic area and explore the historic McKenzie River Trail, try your luck at steelhead fishing, soak in Belknap Hot Springs, or just relax watching the river flow by.
		Forest Glen Boat Landing is at Blue River approximately 35 miles out of Springfield (past mile post 40), across the highway from the U.S. Post Office and McKenzie Family Clinic.
	www.oregonwhitewater.com /mckenzie.htm (614 words)

	McKenzie family River Rafting on Oregon's McKenzie river with High Country Expeditions. Fun rafting trips near Bend, ...
		Lower McKenzie river rafting trips are on the most famous section of the river; not too wild, but still lots of fun.
		The McKenzie River is considered a treasure of the Pacific Northwest’s.
		Cascading through a canyon blanketed in Douglas fir and old growth forest, this river is a crystal clear jewel with an abundance of dancing rapids.
	www.highcountryexpeditions.com /home/hce/smartlist_84 (312 words)

	Mckenzie wooden River driftboats and kits, Rapid Roberts, Famous Square Enders
		Versatility is the first word that comes to mind when considering all the possibilities opened up with a McKenzie boat.
		Fishing, river running, motoring, hunting, crabbing, or just enjoying a day on the water – these boats can do it all.
		The Mac 16 is as handy to use with an outboard motor as it is with oars.
	www.raysriverdories.com /MckenzieRiverSpecs.html (247 words)

	McKenzie River Rafting, Helfrich, Oregon White Water
		We are flexible and suggest the section of the McKenzie River appropriate to the paddling skills and experience of our guests--and the time they have available.
		The excitement and challenge of the many McKenzie River rapids; the serenity of occasional pools; the majesty of steep wooded hillsides--this is the beautiful McKenzie River.
		Our McKenzie River rafting guides are conscientious and experienced; licensed; registered with the Oregon State Marine Board.
	www.mckenzierafting.com (303 words)

	McKenzie Watershed - River Subbasin Assessment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The watershed assessment began last year with the goal of developing information on how the McKenzie Watershed works, what may be causing problems for key species, and identifying opportunities and priorities to improve fish and wildlife habitat.
		The lower river, from the Quartz Creek to the confluence with the Willamette River, is primarily in private lands and has undergone major changes over the last century from population growth and land use change.
		As a result, there are significant opportunities in the lower potion of the McKenzie River valley to restore key areas and protect some of the remaining high quality habitats.
	www.mckenziewatershedcouncil.org /basinwide.html (255 words)

	Gunslinger home of the worlds first compact rifle holster,Hunting and fishing info
		The McKenzie River originates in the Cascade Range and empties into the Willamette River which flows northward into the Columbia River.
		McKenzie River Rafting - The McKenzie River is one of western Oregon's most beautiful streams, as well as one of the region's most popular whitewater rafting trips.
		No kids can be seen fishing on the McKenzie or the Willamette rivers in the summertime, Only old bastards fly fishing in their 20k boats.
	www.gunslingercorral.com /mckenzieriver.asp (1575 words)

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